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Scientific American Magazine
May 1899
Volume 80
,
Issue 19
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Features
Records of Speed and Endurance on the Bicycle
Our Sea-Coast Defenses
The Fastest Cruiser in the World
The Charm of the Bicycle
Automobilism in Paris
Woods' Electric Motor Vehicles
Electric Motor Vehicles
Some Early Forms of the Automobile
A Novel Stirrup-Pedal for Bicycles
A Mechanical Bicycle-Chain Cleaner
A Simple Bicycle-Support
New Method of Mounting Cyclometers
The Daring Feats of a Trick-Rider
The History of the Bicycle
The Art of Trick Riding
Winton Motor Carriages
Early Forms of Letters Patent
Some Recent Researches on the Great Nebula in Orion
Riding a Bicycle Backward
E. J. Prindle
Columbia Motor Carriages
Explosion of a Ten-Inch Gun at Sandy Hook
The Decauville Motor-Carriage
The De Dion-Bouton Tricycle
A Combination Pleasure Automobile Delivery Vehicle
Bicycle Gear--What It Is and What It Does
Laboratory Tests of the Bicycle
The Trebert Coaster and Brake
The Victor Automobile
An Amphibious Tricycle
Departments
Recently Patented Inventions - May 13, 1899
Notes and Queries - May 13, 1899
New Books, Etc. - May 13, 1899
Business and Personal - May 13, 1899
Index of Inventions - May 13, 1899
Patents - May 13, 1899
