Table of Contents
Mikko Kylliäinen:Student Cap or
Felt Hat? The Image of Early Finnish
Cyclists 1869—1890
Tiina Männistö-Funk: The Role of
Gender In Finnish Cycling Before
World War II
Sheila Hanlon: At the Sign of the
Butterfly, The Mowbray House Cycling
Association (presented at preceding
17th ICHC)
Thomas Burr: National Cycle
Organizations in Britain, France,
and the United States, 1875–1905
Volker Briese: Children as Bicycle
Passengers
Nick Clayton: William Blood’s Dublin
Tricycle
Keizo Kobayashi: The Numbers on
Michaux Velocipedes, Serial Number
or Front Wheel Size?
Hans-Erhard Lessing: Adolph
Schoeninger, the Henry Ford of the
Bicycle Industry?
Stephen Ransom: The Monocycle—its
Early History
Michael Grützner: The Chainless
Bicycle Craze in Germany Around 1900
Simon Jackson: Boxing Kangaroos on
Wheels, Australian Design Education,
Sporting Heritage, and National
Identity
Scotford Lawrence & Lorne Shields:
“JW”and his Ride to London, c. 1875
Nicholas Oddy: Two Boys and a
Bicycle, A Scottish Cycle-Theme
Painting and its Context
Roger Street: Royalty, Wild Animals,
and the Pedestrian Hobby-Horse
Les Bowerman: The Mystery of the
Guildford Cycling Club and Cup
Gunnar Svartengren: Early Bicycle
Manufacturers in Sweden and Their
Connections With Competitive Cycling
Ville Laamanen: The Baltic Sea
Friendship Race 1986—1989, A Unique
Effort in the History of Finnish
Bicycle Racing
Annemarie Driver & Leon Arundel:
Early Cycle-Touring in Australia
Markku Lahtinen: An Amphibian
Trike’s Baltic Sea Crossing
John Green: Gerard Francis Cobb, a
Champion of the Cause of 19th
Century Bicycling Brian Rosenberg:
The Border-to-Border Race and the
Fame of “Supergrandpa”
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