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League of American Wheelmen button. Early 1900's bicycle club. Awesome find!
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Nice solve DCMatt. Thanks
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To add to the thread..
Bicycles were extremely popular starting somewhere around the 1880s, especially in urban areas with better roadways...
I guess that showed that the human race wanted quicker ways to get somewhere.
Some early bicycle makers went on to building early horseless carriages and motorbikes.
Bicycles were extremely popular starting somewhere around the 1880s, especially in urban areas with better roadways...
I guess that showed that the human race wanted quicker ways to get somewhere.
Some early bicycle makers went on to building early horseless carriages and motorbikes.
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