The Wheel Cycling Trade Review
WeeklyNew York, USAMar 1888 to Aug 188978 issues across 3 volumes
Published by F. P. PrialEdited by F. P. Prial$1.00 per year (domestic); 6s per year (foreign) a year

The Wheel Cycling Trade Review was a New York-based weekly trade journal covering the American bicycle industry in 1888 and 1889, a period of transition from the high-wheel to the safety bicycle. Published by F. P. Prial from Park Row, it reported on race results, machinery innovations, price lists, and dealer news, serving manufacturers and retailers across the United States. It documented the competitive dynamics of the American cycle market at a crucial moment in the sport's technological development.
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