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Proceedings, 15th International Cycling
History Conference
Edited by Andrew Ritchie and Nicholas
Clayton
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8˝ x 11
in. hardcover |
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Description: |
160 pages
with 160 pages with 100
black & white illustrations |
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978-1-892495-51-8 |
| Price: |
US$50 |
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The latest volume in our
series of Proceedings of the
International Cycling
History Conferences.
Included are all the papers
presented at the 15th
Conference, held in
Vienna,
Austria, September
2004. |
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Proceedings
of the 15th International History
Conference, held in Vienna,
Austria. |
Table of Contents
- Paul Shrivastava:
Toward a
Socio-Technological
History of Bicycles
- Volker Briese:
Children’s Corner—Research
in the History of
Children’s Scooters
- Nick Clayton: Willard
Sawyer—a Reassessment
- Glen Norcliffe: The
Rise of the Coventry
Bicycle Industry and the
Geographical Construction
of Technology
- Jan Králik: Barták’s
High-Wheel Bicycle
- Mikko Kylliänen: Lars
Krogius Jr.—The Founder of
the Finnish Bicycle
Industry
- Renate Franz: Fredy
Budzinski—Journalist,
Author, and Collector
- John Green: Mr. Howes’
Shop
- Nicholas Oddy:
Cycling’s Dark Age?
- Paul Rubenson:
Patents, Profits, &
Perceptions—The
Single-Tube Tire and the
Failure of the American
Bicycle, 1897–1933
- Patrick Chen: CCM,
1899–1982
- Bruce Epperson: The
Monopoly Machine—The
Lallement Patent and the
Attempted Monopolization
of the American Bicycle
Industry, 1880–1886
- Raymond Henry: Vélocio—A
Leisure Cyclist, and the
Pioneer of Multi-Speed
Gearing
- Roger Street: King
Chrononhotonthologos and
All That—The Hobby-Horse
in Ireland
- Duncan R. Jamieson:
Cycling Between the Booms
- Walter Ulreich:
Alessandro Battista Scuri—The
Monocyclist and His
“Velocipede for the
Future”
Index
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