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| CYCLING by Temple Press-London, Bound Copies 1924, July-4 to December-26 (26 publications) |
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Item# 1924.07-12 [1924.07-12]
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 | | Since Howie Cohen's passing, no items are for sale. | | This is the front cover of the first issue in this hard cover book containing 26 issues covering the six month period of July-4th through December 26th, 1924. These are Volumes LXVIII, numbers 1746 - 1771. Reading this publication gives you an awareness of the British cycling scene through the years. The photos, illustrations and advertisements are splendid. This particular front page has a sketch by Frank Patterson and an advertisement by Raleigh. The dimensions of the magazine are 8 x 10 1/4 inches, the hard cover binder is 8 1/4 x 10 1/2 inches, the condition is fair. See the picture gallery of item 1942.01-12 for pictures of more pages typical of this publication.. |
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Page B1 of the July 11, 1924 issue of CYCLING, a Temple Press publication. The picture shows three (3) girls training on rollers in Germany where the sport was popular at the time. Notice the four (4) girls spotting the cyclists to make certain they do not ride off of the rollers. |
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Page A15 of the July 25, 1924 issue of CYCLING, a Temple Press publication. The upper picture shows the 1924 USA Bicycle Road Racing Team consisting of: Boulicault, Gronkowski, Hopkins, Braet, Hentschel and Armando. The lower right picture is of L.Michard of France. The article mentions the Michard is the probable winner of teh World Sprint Championships and the upcoming Olympic Cycle Track Sprint Race. |
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Page A39 of the July 25, 1924 issue of CYCLING, a Temple Press publication.Illustrated and described is the new Evans Lock caliper brake which was actuated with a rod (not a cable). |
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Page A5 of the August 8, 1924 issue of CYCLING, a Temple Press publication. The picture shows a Humber Model #10 Road Racing bicycle equipped with a Phillips rear caliper cable brake. The rear hub can accommodate a freewheel on both sides so the rider can enjoy two different gear ratios. |
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Page B1 of the August 20, 1924 issue of CYCLING, a Temple Press publication.A photo of Ernest Ohrt and story about his experience as coach of the USA Olympic Cycling Team in 1924. |
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Page B35 of the November 7, 1924 issue of CYCLING, a Temple Press publication. The pictures show: (1) the Humber Road Racer, and (2) the Triumph Imperial with a top tube Sturmey gear control lever and cable caliper brakes. |
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Page A4 of the November 14, 1924 issue of CYCLING, a Temple Press publication. The pictures show: (1) a cable caliper brake with a spring to synchronize the the arms. The brake clamps onto the fork legs. (2) a Dunlop single-tube racing tire, and other items. |
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