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Title: The Wheel and cycling trade review
Year: 1888 (1880s)
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Subjects: Cycling Bicycles Cyclists
Publisher: New York : Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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COLD-DRAWN SEAMLESS STEEL TUBING, FORKSIDES, HANDLE-BARS, TAPERED TUBES. Manufactured from the BEST SWEDISH STEEL by The United States Projectile Co. BROOKLYN, N.Y. Used by the Highest-Grade Manufacturers.We Solicit Correspondence. Kindly mention The Wheel.
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7o 4$$M r December 25, HANDY AND MUCH NEEDED. Nearly every one who rides a wheel hasat some time or other felt the need of aparcel-carrier that could he put on or takenoff quickly, and at the same time be of suchconstruction that it would afford a rigidsupport for whatever it had to bear. Thisthe Hall Manufacturing Company, Walling-ford, Conn., realized; they have on the mar-ket just such an article. It is made main-ly of aluminum, which insures lightness; istelescopic, so that it can be closed into asmall space; the strap adjustment is neatand instantaneous, and the clamping andunclamping from the handle-bar is accom-plished by the mere turn of a thumb-nut.The carrier is handsomely finished, and, in-stead of s.n unsightly incumbrance, is ratherornamental. In addition the Hall Companymake a line of sundries that recommendthemselves to jobbers and dealers. TheirLocust bicycle alarm is a decided novelty,which, to quote their catalogue* makes morenoise than a nest of rattlesnakes. The sa

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