Cycle History 9

Cycle History 9

Cycle History 9
Proceedings of the 9th International Cycling History Conference in Ottawa / Canada 1998

• Glen Norcliffe / Rob van der Plas (Hrsg.)
• Format: 8.5 x 11 in. hardcover
• Description: 160 pages with 150 black & white illustrations

Verzeichnis der Aufsätze

• Glen Norcliffe: Embedded Innovation. Canadian Bicycle-Related Patents 1868-1900.
• Phillip Gordon Mackintosh: Wheels Within A Wheel'. Francis Willard and the Feminisation of the Bicycle.
• Brian Kinsman: Around the World Awheel. The Adventures of Karl Creelman.
• David W. Monaghan: Collecting on a National Scale. The Cycle Collection at the National Museum of Science & Technology, Ottawa, Canada.
• Walter Ulreich: Three Recently Discovered Draisines in Austria.
• Nick Clayton: William Jackson - A Forgotten Pioneer of the Modern Tricy-cle.
• Rüdiger Rabenstein: Sensational Bicycling Acts Around 1900.
• Gabor L. Konrad: Gimondi, The Phoenix.
• Alan B. Bernstein: Beauty and the Bicycle.
• Nicholas Oddy: Harry R. G. Inglis and the Contour Road Books.
• Bruce Epperson: Failed Colossus: Albert A Pope and the Pope Manufacturing Company, 1876-1900.
• Raymond Henry: Alex Singer - An Artisan-Builder of French Quality Bicy-cles.
• Frank J. Berto: Sunset for SunTour.
• Hans-Erhard Lessing: The J-Wheel - Streamline Pioneer Paul Jaray's Recum-bent.
• Gert-Jan Moed: Restauration of a Humber Safety Bicycle.

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