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1. CYCLES AND THEIR DESIGN<br> | 1. CYCLES AND THEIR DESIGN<br> | ||
| − | 1.1.Christopher Morris and John McKenty: The 1936 CCM Flyte - Canada's contribution to the Streamlined Decade<br> | + | 1.1. [[Person::Christopher Morris]] and [[Person::John McKenty]]: The 1936 CCM Flyte - Canada's contribution to the Streamlined Decade<br> |
| − | 1.2. Robert Sterba: The Prototypes 1817-1895: Machines made as Individual Pieces or in Limited Series<br> | + | 1.2. [[Person::Robert Sterba]]: The Prototypes 1817-1895: Machines made as Individual Pieces or in Limited Series<br> |
| − | 1.3. Roger T. C. Street: A Dozen Horses of the Coachmaker<br> | + | 1.3. [[Person::Roger T. C. Street]]: A Dozen Horses of the Coachmaker<br> |
| − | 1.4. Robert Van der Plas: Illustrating the Bicycle and Its Technology<br> | + | 1.4. [[Person::Robert Van der Plas]]: Illustrating the Bicycle and Its Technology<br> |
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2. CYCLES AND THE DRIVE FOR "IMPROVEMENT"<br> | 2. CYCLES AND THE DRIVE FOR "IMPROVEMENT"<br> | ||
| − | 2.1. Nicholas Clayton: On the Origins of the Diamond Frame<br> | + | 2.1. [[Person::Nicholas Clayton]]: On the Origins of the Diamond Frame<br> |
| − | 2.2. Tom D. Crouch: From Bicycles to Human-Powered Flight<br> | + | 2.2. [[Person::Tom D. Crouch]]: From Bicycles to Human-Powered Flight<br> |
| − | 2.3. Vemon Forbes: Planes, Trains and Bicycle Wheels: The Unlikely Development of the Tension-Spoked Wheel<br> | + | 2.3. [[Person::Vemon Forbes]]: Planes, Trains and Bicycle Wheels: The Unlikely Development of the Tension-Spoked Wheel<br> |
| − | 2.4. Jan Kralik: Bicycle Roots of the Czech Republic's Skoda Auto<br> | + | 2.4. [[Person::Jan Kralik]]: Bicycle Roots of the Czech Republic's Skoda Auto<br> |
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3. THE SOCIOLOGY OF CYCLING<br> | 3. THE SOCIOLOGY OF CYCLING<br> | ||
| − | 3.1. John S. Allen: A Social History of Massachusetts Bicycle Law<br> | + | 3.1. [[Person::John S. Allen]]: A Social History of Massachusetts Bicycle Law<br> |
| − | 3.2. Margaret Guroff: Kid Stuff: The Bicycle and American Youth<br> | + | 3.2. [[Person::Margaret Guroff]]: Kid Stuff: The Bicycle and American Youth<br> |
| − | 3.3. | + | 3.3. [[Person::Lorne Shields]]: A Photographic History of Manumotive and Pedal Driven Tricycles<br> |
| − | 3.4. Greg Siple: The Bikecentennial Summer of 1976<br> | + | 3.4. [[Person::Greg Siple]]: The Bikecentennial Summer of 1976<br> |
| − | 3.5. Carey Williams: America Learns to Pedal, 1865-1870<br> | + | 3.5. [[Person::Carey Williams]]: America Learns to Pedal, 1865-1870<br> |
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4. CYCLES ON ROADS AND PATHS AND IN THE ENVIRONMENT<br> | 4. CYCLES ON ROADS AND PATHS AND IN THE ENVIRONMENT<br> | ||
| − | 4.1. Lorenz J. Finison, and Karl S. Finison: Pedal against Pollution: Massachusetts Cyclists Saddle Up for the Health of the Environment<br> | + | 4.1. [[Person::Lorenz J. Finison]], and [[Person::Karl S. Finison]]: Pedal against Pollution: Massachusetts Cyclists Saddle Up for the Health of the Environment<br> |
| − | 4.2. Duncan Jamieson: The Vibrant Bicycle<br> | + | 4.2. [[Person::Duncan Jamieson]]: The Vibrant Bicycle<br> |
| − | 4.3. Robert L. McCullough: Cycling's 19th Century Path Finders<br> | + | 4.3. [[Person::Robert L. McCullough]]: Cycling's 19th Century Path Finders<br> |
| − | 4.4. Nicholas Oddy: Signing Off<br> | + | 4.4. [[Person::Nicholas Oddy]]: Signing Off<br> |
| − | 4.5. Julie Still: The Philadelphia Inquirer Bike Route Narratives<br> | + | 4.5. [[Person::Julie Still]]: The Philadelphia Inquirer Bike Route Narratives<br> |
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5. CYCLING CLUBS, HEROS, AND PLACES<br> | 5. CYCLING CLUBS, HEROS, AND PLACES<br> | ||
5.1. [[Person::David V. Herlihy]]: America's First Champ<br> | 5.1. [[Person::David V. Herlihy]]: America's First Champ<br> | ||
5.2. [[Lacar Musgrave]]: The Louisiana Cycling Club's "Spokes" Scrapbook: Victorianism and the Use of Mass Media Technology in New Orleans' Cycling Club Subculture<br> | 5.2. [[Lacar Musgrave]]: The Louisiana Cycling Club's "Spokes" Scrapbook: Victorianism and the Use of Mass Media Technology in New Orleans' Cycling Club Subculture<br> | ||
| − | 5.3. Paul Rubenson: On Bicycle History in Baltimore, Maryland, USA<br> | + | 5.3. [[Person::Paul Rubenson]]: On Bicycle History in Baltimore, Maryland, USA<br> |
5.4. [[Person::Gary W. Sanderson]]: The Century Road Club and Its Context: The First Twenty-Five Years (1891-1916)<br> | 5.4. [[Person::Gary W. Sanderson]]: The Century Road Club and Its Context: The First Twenty-Five Years (1891-1916)<br> | ||
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INDEX TO VOLUMES 1 TO 25 | INDEX TO VOLUMES 1 TO 25 | ||
[[Person::Gary W. Sanderson]]: Index to ICHC Proceedings Volume 1 - 25 Introduction | [[Person::Gary W. Sanderson]]: Index to ICHC Proceedings Volume 1 - 25 Introduction | ||
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CYCLE HISTORY 25, TABLE OF CONTENTS
- A Note from the Editors
- Message from the Planning Committee
- The Presenters of Papers
1. CYCLES AND THEIR DESIGN
1.1. Christopher Morris and John McKenty: The 1936 CCM Flyte - Canada's contribution to the Streamlined Decade
1.2. Robert Sterba: The Prototypes 1817-1895: Machines made as Individual Pieces or in Limited Series
1.3. Roger T. C. Street: A Dozen Horses of the Coachmaker
1.4. Robert Van der Plas: Illustrating the Bicycle and Its Technology
2. CYCLES AND THE DRIVE FOR "IMPROVEMENT"
2.1. Nicholas Clayton: On the Origins of the Diamond Frame
2.2. Tom D. Crouch: From Bicycles to Human-Powered Flight
2.3. Vemon Forbes: Planes, Trains and Bicycle Wheels: The Unlikely Development of the Tension-Spoked Wheel
2.4. Jan Kralik: Bicycle Roots of the Czech Republic's Skoda Auto
3. THE SOCIOLOGY OF CYCLING
3.1. John S. Allen: A Social History of Massachusetts Bicycle Law
3.2. Margaret Guroff: Kid Stuff: The Bicycle and American Youth
3.3. Lorne Shields: A Photographic History of Manumotive and Pedal Driven Tricycles
3.4. Greg Siple: The Bikecentennial Summer of 1976
3.5. Carey Williams: America Learns to Pedal, 1865-1870
4. CYCLES ON ROADS AND PATHS AND IN THE ENVIRONMENT
4.1. Lorenz J. Finison, and Karl S. Finison: Pedal against Pollution: Massachusetts Cyclists Saddle Up for the Health of the Environment
4.2. Duncan Jamieson: The Vibrant Bicycle
4.3. Robert L. McCullough: Cycling's 19th Century Path Finders
4.4. Nicholas Oddy: Signing Off
4.5. Julie Still: The Philadelphia Inquirer Bike Route Narratives
5. CYCLING CLUBS, HEROS, AND PLACES
5.1. David V. Herlihy: America's First Champ
5.2. Lacar Musgrave: The Louisiana Cycling Club's "Spokes" Scrapbook: Victorianism and the Use of Mass Media Technology in New Orleans' Cycling Club Subculture
5.3. Paul Rubenson: On Bicycle History in Baltimore, Maryland, USA
5.4. Gary W. Sanderson: The Century Road Club and Its Context: The First Twenty-Five Years (1891-1916)
INDEX TO VOLUMES 1 TO 25
Gary W. Sanderson: Index to ICHC Proceedings Volume 1 - 25 Introduction