Vol 22, No 60
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The Cycle Age and Trade Review 22, no. 60 (1899). cyclearchive.com, https://cyclearchive.com/magazines/the-cycle-age-and-trade-review/vol22-60/
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Articles in this issue
- Investigation of persistent trade rumors that rubber suppliers are planning to form a price-controlling combine.
- Report on a labor union proposal to establish a worker-owned bicycle manufacturing cooperative.
- Technical article describing the immersion brazing process developed at the Fulton Machine Works in Chicago for joining bicycle frame tubes.
- Report on European cycle manufacturers expressing concern about the growing quality and price competitiveness of American-made bicycles.
- Report on the extensive list of delinquent bicycle purchasers compiled by Buffalo dealers to protect each other from bad-debt risk.
- Preview and assessment of the upcoming Chicago bicycle trade show, discussing exhibitors and expected attendance.
- Testimonials from bicycle dealers confirming that fast freight services meet their shipping needs better than express delivery.
- Digest of newly filed and granted bicycle and motor vehicle patents.
- Description of gasoline-powered carriage designs from Hertel, with notes on their construction and performance.
- Racing results and club news from cycling associations across the country.