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May 28, 1901

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  • Stuart said:
    At that time, cycling was the preserve of the gentry and well-off. Bicycles were very expensive before mass production and besides, it would have been consider socially pretentious for anyone lower than middle-class to be seen cycling.
  • Gerhard said:
    And look how they were dressed for their bicycle tour. Especially the ladies in their long dresses.
  • Stuart said:
    Gerhard ....and that's why ladie's bicycles traditionally have no crossbar. In those days, cycling was the preserve of the wealthy and so when out on a leisurely cycle one had to look one's best....not let the side down.
  • desmondg47 said:
    Shot is taken on the steps of the courthouse in Catherine Street Waterford
  • spesnova10 said:
    is the Motor Tricycle a Beeston Humber?

Italian airship being paraded on a De Dion truck, Patriotic Day, Brisbane, August 1915

  • State Library of Queensland said:
    The rounded Solex centrifugal radiator had been in use by De Dion-Bouton commercials since 1909. The Solex radiator had the distinctive Mercedes type large three pointed star, however this trademark was well know for Paris busses for years go to www.svvs.org/philippines1.shtml for more information.