The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 23, No 84
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Official account of the founding meeting of the American Bicycle Company held at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York on June twenty-first through twenty-third, with a full list of approximately forty-five member concerns represented.
- p. 2
Report that A.G. Spalding received a near-unanimous informal vote for the presidency of the new American Bicycle Company at the founding conference.
- p. 2
Financial details disclosed at the Waldorf-Astoria meeting, revealing that the combine requires thirty million dollars in capital to complete its purchases.
- p. 1
Assurance given at the combine's founding meeting that existing dealer agents will have their rights and territories respected under the new organization.
- p. 1
Publication of the complete list of approximately forty-five bicycle manufacturers and parts makers who have joined or signed letters of intent with the American Bicycle Company.
- p. 1
Summary of the operational policies discussed at the Waldorf-Astoria gathering regarding pricing, distribution, and management of the new company.
- p. 12
Racing results and club news from cycling associations.