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| Titel | Cycle History 2 |
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| Genre | Fahrradgeschichte, Konferenzberichte |
| Reihentitel | Cycle History |
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| Herausgeber | International Cycling History Conference |
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| Sprache | englisch |
| Seitenzahl | 160 |
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Cycle History 2
Proceedings of the 2th International Cycling History Conference in St. Etienne / France 1991
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- Description: 160 pages with 50 black & white illustrations
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Verzeichnis der Aufsätze
- Nadine Besse: Foreword to the Conference.
- André Vant: Opening Speech.
- Nick Clayton: Report on the Glagow Conference (May 30 - 31st. 1990).
- Keizo Kobayashi: French Sources and Bibliography on Cycle History.
- Glynn Stockdale: The Tabley Hobby-Horse.
- Hans-Erhard Lessing: Around Michaux: Myths and Realities.
- Augusto Marinoni: Leonardo da Vinci's Bicycle.
- Keizo Kobayashi: The Olivier Brothers.
- Nick Clayton: The Development of the Suspension Wheel.
- Roland Sauvaget: Cycle history research in France.
- Leslie Bowerman: Cycle history research in Britain.
- Andrew Millward: The Birth of the Cycle Industry in England.
- Nicholas Oddy: The Machine Aesthetic: marketing the bicycle in the late 19th. and early 20th. centuries.
- Nadine Besse: The Hirondelle Bicycles of the Manufacture Française d'Armes et Cycles of Saint-Etienne, 1885-1940.
- Raymond Henry: Vélocio and multiple gearing.
- Philippe Gaboriau: Cycling and Functional Aesthetics in Maurice Leblanc's novel 'Voici des Ailes' (1898).
- Henri Bosc: A hundred years ago: early French cycle-tourists and their accounts of tours, with special mention of Maurice Martin.
- Jean-Pierre Baud: Cycling in the Alps 1935-1939.
- Walter Ulreich: Austria and Bicycle History.
- B. Gougaud: A Note on Barthélémy Thimonnier.