Bassetts Scrap Book, Vol 9, No 3
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
An explanation of the revised terms under which L.A.W. members can access C.T.C. hotel discounts and consul courtesies in Britain and on the Continent.
- p. 5
An obituary for Elliott Mason, one of the men present at Newport for the founding of the L.A.W. in 1880, who on his deathbed still insisted his League dues be paid.
- p. 6
An obituary for Charles Perry Buchanan, a civil engineer and Pennsylvania representative in League affairs since 1881, who died after an appendix operation.
- p. 7
A report on the silver anniversary dinner of the Rovers' Cycle Club of Boston, with verses from Quincy Kilby and an address by Abbot Bassett.
- p. 4
A letter from member J.B. Rich celebrating his 21st year in the League and reporting that he has now ridden more than 100,000 miles on a bicycle.
- p. 5
A note that over 1,200 riders are currently competing under A.A.A. rules in England, demonstrating the continuing health of competitive cycling across the Atlantic.