Everything Bicycles - : CYCLING by Temple Press-London, Bound Copies 1943, January-6 to Dec-29 (52 publications): Magazines&Periodicals-Antique,Cycling, Britian's Temple Press

CYCLING by Temple Press-London, Bound Copies 1943, January-6 to Dec-29 (52 publications)

Item# 1943.01-12 [1943.01-12] Categories: Magazines&Periodicals-Antique,Cycling, Britian's Temple Press,


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There are 52 of the 1943 issues bound in a hard cover binder. These are Volumes CV and CVI, numbers 2710 - 2761. Reading this publication gives you an awareness of the British cycling scene through the years. This year`s issues are loaded with photos and text about the conditions due to WW-II. The photos, illustrations and advertisements are splendid. I have included an assortment of the pages in the picture gallery. The dimensions of the magazine are 8 x 11 1/2 inches, the hard cover binder is 8 5/8 x 13 3/4 inches, the condition is fair. See the picture gallery of this item and also of item 1942.01-12 for pictures of more pages.

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more details The introduction page which is the first page in this hard cover binder.	more details Page-3 (A3) containing an article titled WHY YOU CAN BALANCE A BICYCLE IN MOTION But Not When is is Standing Still? The participants discuss in great length their opinions of science and the practice of balancing a bicycle at various speeds.	more details Frank Patterson's sketch titled 'MIRAGE' which appears on page-4 (A4) illustrating a soldier seeing two cyclists pulling up to a pub while the soldier (I think the soldier is Patterson) is sitting in the field of battle with a tank and enemy airplane.
more details Full view of page-8 (A10) with text about The Stanley Bicycle Club Show which was held March 12 and 13, 1878 where 70 bicycles and a number of sundry goods were displayed to the cycling community. The Stanley BC was formed in May of 1876 and had 97 members by 1878. The bicycle shown has front fork foot-rests and a Carter's trailing brake on the rear wheel.

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