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The Wheelmen's gazette (1886)

Springfield, Mass. : H.E. Ducker · leaf 123

An illustration from The Wheelmen's gazette, 1886, leaf 123
e Snjicrh, Stricth/ Jfif//i -Clftss Wheels con tin ttes -f UNABATEDH- We ore taxed to oar atinost to meet the orders j'roia all parts of the eoantrif. Where one is shinrn, itther orders qaiehltf folio a'. Only Wheel with Genuine Triyu;eU Jiall Head ! GREAT BARGAINS NOW ON HAND! Some last i/caf's… … BALL-BEARING HEAD. No friction of Cones, hence no loosening nor constant tightening up. Can be run six months with oue adjustment and one ciling. GRIP-FAST RIM AND TIRE. SPOKES WOUND SEVEN TIMES, Needs no Cement ; holds firmer than Giving Rigidity to the whole Wheel. No Rattle. :r ALL PARTS…

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