Trade catalogs of bicycles, 1882-1929.

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Trade catalogs of bicycles, 1882-1929.

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Catalogs, brochures, letters of endorsement, price lists, order forms, photos, manuals on bicycle care and repair, patent applications, and periodicals relating to bicycle accessories and bicycles. Includes the following issues of Bicycling world and L.A.W. bulletin: v.6, no.1 (Nov. 1882); v.25, no. 24, 26 (1893); v.28, no.2 (1893); v.28, no.6, 9, 13 (1894); v.32, no.19 (1896); v.33, no.1 (1896); v.34, no.25 (1897).

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University of California, Santa Barbara, UCSB Library

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