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1851 - 1870 Sargent Boneshaker/velocepede: 1869, Mfr. Sargent & Sons, Boston.
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1851 - 1870 Sargent Boneshaker/velocepede: 1869, Mfr. Sargent & Sons, Boston.
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1870 - 1900 Elliott Elliott Hickory Bicycle, "C" Model, Mfr~d Watertown, Massachusetts. The Elliott is unique in American history, as it~s related to our first automobile. This Elliott was the fore runner of the Elliott Quadracycle, bears the same hickory 31" rear /25" front wheel.
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1956 J. C. Higgins 1956 J.C.Higgins girls bike untouched no work done yet missing one spoke in rear wheel THATRECYCLERGUY@aol.com
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1901 - 1910 For Reference 1900 - 1910 handle bars and stems
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1978 Humber Exploded diagram - FRONT VIEW. (c)1950 and 1978, Raleigh Industries, LTD
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1870 - 1900 Iron Velocepede Tricycle, youth: C. 1900, 28" drive wheel. Iron tires, often called the iron velocepede.
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1978 Rudge Exploded diagram - REAR VIEW. (c)1950 and 1978, Raleigh Industries, LTD