The Cycle Age and Trade Review, Vol 20, No 7
Articles in this issue
- Creditors of the Overman Wheel Co. meet and agree to a six-to-twenty-four-month payment extension, allowing the Victor bicycle factory to reopen immediately with a full workforce and over $370,000 in orders on hand.
- The National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers urges local boards to require larger first installment payments on bicycle sales, noting that careless agents fail to collect timely payments.
- A New Haven federal court rules that Gormully & Jeffery's tire does not infringe the Bartlett patent claimed by the North British Rubber Co., dismissing the complaint.
- Report on German bicycle manufacturers' attempts to challenge American export dominance through competitive pricing and trade tactics.
- Discussion of challenges facing local cycle boards of trade and proposed remedies to keep dealer organizations effective.
- Technical column covering new patents and engineering developments in bicycle manufacturing.
- Feature on well-known literary figures who are bicycle enthusiasts.
- Coverage of L.A.W. President Potter's political and organizational activities within the League of American Wheelmen.