The Wheelmans Gazette, Vol 1, No 8
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Pope Manufacturing Co. reports that Columbia riders claimed all League of American Wheelmen bicycle championships for distances from half a mile to ten miles, plus all American Cyclists' Union championship titles for the season.
- p. 5
The Coventry Machinists' Co. advertises that the Marlboro' Tandem set a 24-hour record of 250 miles and 140 yards, ridden by a lady and gentleman team, beating all previous records by over thirty miles.
- p. 2
The Blair Camera Co. of New York and Boston advertises the Lucidograph, a portable field camera for outdoor photography with sliding front and instantaneous shutter, priced from $22.50.
- p. 3
D. Rogers and Co. of Newark advertise the Cunard Convertible Tandem, emphasising its automatic steering, balanced wheel load in both single and double forms, and folding handle-bar for easy storage.
- p. 4
Outing magazine promotes its forthcoming year of content covering exploration, adventure, bicycling, tricycling, yachting, and other outdoor pursuits, priced at three dollars per year.
- p. 6
Punnett, Merchant Tailor of Rochester, New York advertises Jersey cloth knee-breeches, long cycling stockings, and belt hose supporters tailored for cyclists at moderate prices.
- The Hub Stove with Wire Gauze Oven Door
An advertisement claims the Hub Stove's wire gauze oven door revolutionises cooking by maintaining circulating fresh air in the oven, preventing re-absorption of gases and keeping bread fresh longer.
- p. 33
The official League of American Wheelmen outfitter advertises regulation caps, helmets, shirts, and hose at set prices, with orders required to include the rider's League number.