Cycle History 23
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| Titel | Cycle History 23 |
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| Genre | Fahrradgeschichte |
| Reihentitel | Cycle History |
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| Verlag | |
| Herausgeber | |
| Jahr | 2012 |
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| Sprache | englisch |
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CYCLE HISTORY 23, TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. BICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES FOR BICYCLES
1.1 Gerd Böttcher, Heinrich Bültemann-Hagedorn: Richard Weber: Pioneer and Inventor of Dynamo Electric Bicycle Lighting
1.2 Nicholas Clayton: The 1886 Singer Courier
1.3 Annemarie Driver: The Map of Veteran Cycles in Australia: The whereabouts of Museums, Collectors, and Events in Australia
1.4 John Green: Major Baden-Powell's Collapsible Military Bicycle
1.5 Jan Kralik: Overpainted Beauty
1.6 Chris Morris: Under Two Suns: the Two- and Three-speed Epicyclic Hub Gear from 1938 to 2000 and its Profound Effect on Social Mobility
2. SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS AND ART
2.1. Santiago Gorostiza, Esther Anaya: Under the Shade of Bahamontes: Bicycle Decline in Spain between 1950 and 1975
2.2 Stijn Knuts: 1. Roads Less Travelled: the History of Recreational Cycling in Belgium, 1866 - 2012
2.3 Stijn Knuts: 2. A Nation on Two Wheels: Cycling and Bicycle Racing as Manifestations of Socio-cultural Processes in Belgium, 1860 - 1940
2.4 Scotford Lawrenc: Cycling in Three Dimensions. Problems of the Sculptural Depiction of the Cyclist
2.5 Nicolas Lefevre: Popularitie du Cyclisme et Cyclisme Populaire: pour en Finir avec le Mythe at le Miserabilisme
2.6 Glen Norcliffe and Ron Miller: Defining the Nation: the Rise of the Canadian Wheelman
2.7 Ron Thompson: Cycling & Mobility-Related Social and Cultural Changes in South Africa: Past & Present & Future?
2.8 Nicholas Oddy: Cycling Trophies: An Exercise in Mediocrity
3. THE BICYCLE INDUSTRY: HISTORY AND ASPECTS
3.1 David Herlihy and Thomas Burr: The French Velocipede Industry of the early 1870s: Analysis and Further Questions
3.2 Gary Sanderson: The Hanlon Brothers and Their Role in Bringing the Velocipede to America in 1868
3.3 Robert Sterba: The Early Days of Bicycle Production in the 1860s: New Questions and Answers about the History of Pierre Michaux and the Compagnie Parisienne
3.4 Sue-Yen Tjong Tjin Tai and Frank Veraar: How the Dutch Bicycle was Made: Innovation, Knowledge and Mediation in the Dutch Bicycle Industry, 1870-1940
4. RACING AND RACING PERSONALITIES
4.1 Wim Lagae, Daam Van Reeth, Tim Benijts and Benedict Vanclooster: The Business of Professional Road Cycling (1990-2012) : Change or Surplus?
4.2 Stephen Ransom: John Thomas Johnson: Belgian, French and English Champion Racing Cyclist
4.3 Andrew Ritchie: New Photographs of Major Taylor's Racing in France
5. PERSONALITIES FROM CYCLING HISTORY
5.1 Morgan Elisabeth Barlow: Tessie Reynolds: A Rational Activist?
5.2 Roger Street: Walking on Water: a Velocipedic Miracle! or Tales of an Aquatic Peripatetic Adventurer?