Page-735 with an article titled MESDAMES LES CYCLISTES regarding ladies cycling being even more popular in Paris than in London. Ladies cycling attire in Paris favors Culotts. Included are three illustrations of lady cyclists.

Page-739, a wonderful story (including the history) of the Lozier Manufacturing Co, maker of Cleveland & Westfield brand bicycles. The company was founded and is managed by Mr. H.A. Lozier. Some interesting statistics: (1) Lozier was the largest bicycle manufacturer in the world at the time with six factories (Toledo, OH, Westfield, MA, Toronto, Canada, Thompsonville, CT, Ellwood City, PA, & Greenville, PA) (2) the company will expand its capacity by 25% with additions planned for in 1897, (3) current capacity is 400 bicycles per day, (4) the company employes about 4200 persons. The full page article is well written and very interesting.

Page-742 containing a small advert for The Collier Two Speed Cycle Co of Manchester, England.

Page-743 including an advert for Dunlop Pneumatic Tyres of London.

Page-747 including adverts for: (1) Kodak Photographic Materials, (2) Dunlop Tyres, and (3) The Bamboo Cycle Co of London, maker of the Bamboo Frame bicycle starting as early as 1895.

This is the outside back cover and is not included in the sequential page numbers. The adverts include: (1) Cooper Cycles (William Cooper) of London, (2) Marriott Cycles of London, (3) Ariel Bicycles sold by the John Griffiths Cycle Corp with stores in many area of England plus in France, Belgium & Canada.