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2013Best.-Nr. 26904Maillot jaune signé par son vainqueur, Christopher Froome. [Le Coq sportif, 2013]. 1 maillot cycliste homme (taille XL) marque Le Coq sportif, floqué des logos de l'équipe et des partenaires. Maillot jaune replica officiel du Tour de France, signé par son vainqueur, Christopher Froome. C'était cette année là la centième édition de la plus célèbre des courses cyclistes au monde.
In-16 gr. (mm. 182x,118), tela edit., pp. XVIII,536,32 (di catalogo editoriale), con un ricco apparato iconografico di 565 figure inc. su legno nel t. Questo trattato è considerato il primo serio e scientifico studio della bicicletta. “It begins with a general exposition of mechanical principles: dynamic, static, and straining forces. It then covers successive experiments at bicycle and tricycle design, including several ‘mechanical monstrosities’. With the aid of elegant, sometimes humorous drawings, the book examines various designs for their relative stability, steering advantages, gearing and resistance properties. The final selection discusses the design of individual components in detail . This fascinating treatise will attract a wide audience of readers interested in technology and invention as well as serious and competitive cyclists, bicycle designers, and collectors”. "Prima edizione", molto rara. Esemplare ben conservato.
Best.-Nr. 87Paris : L'Illustration, 1935-1936 ; 2 volumes in-4, reliure de l'éditeur.
188 pages. "To Torchy Peden with Best Wishes, Ray Smythe, July 1 1935" written boldly upon front free endpaper. A newspaperman's close-up of the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) - subtitle. "Offers the first constructive close-up of the people who are administering the National Housing Act, and the banking, industrial and employment problems with which this group is dealing so effectively." - from dust jacket. Binding intact. Somewhat above-average wear. Book
Bellissimo manifesto, in litografia a colori, dedicato alle biciclette “Aiglon”, di cm. 59 x 40. L’immagine rappresenta una donna bendata che monta una bicicletta trainata da un’aquila, stile Art Deco. Sapientemente restaurato per strappo lungo tutto il manifesto.
Generously illustrated with black and white photos and illustrations. Features: Bill Carlisle, Train Robber - An account of the amazing exploits of a man described as "the last of the train-robbers", who would notify officials when he was about to rob a train!; In Quest of the Dragon Lizards - Part I - A thrilling account of adventures on a remote Dutch East Indies island in pursuit of prehistoric flesh-eating lizards (the Komodo dragon) - with photos; The City of Golden Geese - A lively photo-illustrated account of the foie gras industry in the old city of Strasburg in Alsace; Mungoro Meets His Match - A Rhodesian tale; The End of the Chase - A hunt for a monstrous elephant near Lake Nyasa; Photo of a Kentish stilt-walker in field of hops; The Man in No. 35 - How a British officer discovered, in a Russian prison, Julius Weinberg, a Jewish banker who had actually handed Lenin and his accomplices ten million marks from the German Government in order to finance the Bolshevik revolution that destroyed Russia as a fighting force - the little man knew too much, and paid with his life for his refusal to surrender the incriminating receipts; Cycling Round the World - Part II - Kai Thorenfeldt spent over two years riding over 20,00 miles! - with photos; The bachelor Homesteaders of British Columbia - A breezy photo-illustrated account of the adventures and hardships of this cheery, happy-go-lucky class of men; The Girl Stowaway of the Cecilie - Part II - Jeanne Day snuck aboard the Herzogin Cecilie before it departed Australia for Falmouth - with photos; A Ride in the Night - An officer of the King's African Rifles falls ill on the Abyssinian frontier of Kenya Colony; The Chief's Gift - A tale from a New Zealand sheep farmer; Teddy Murphy's Close Call - A child disappears into a well in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. 84 pages plus 12 pages of nice vintage ads. Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy of this nice vintage issue. Book
In-4 (mm. 317x230), tela edit., pp. 364 (incluso l’Indice), con numerose figure inc. su legno nel t. Di questo importante periodico mensile offriamo quasi "tutto il pubblicato" dal luglio 1896 (Anno I, n. 1) al giugno 1897 (n. 12). Manca solo l’ultimo numero: il n. 1 - luglio 1897 - Anno II. “La rivista intende tenere i suoi lettori continuamente al corrente di tutte le novità che in fatto di ciclismo la scienza e la meccanica moderna sapranno escogitare”. E’ strutturata in sezioni: “Parte tecnica” (suddivisa in rubriche: Tecnologia meccanica. Le novità. Tribuna del pubblico. Varietà tecniche. Ciclismo militare. L’igiene e la medicina del ciclismo. Diritto ciclistico) - “Parte commerciale” (Corriere d’Inghilterra. Il commercio ciclistico internazionale. Piccola cronaca del commercio) - “Parte sportiva” e “Automobilismo” (articoli scientifici, tecnici, di varietà, di sport, elenco di brevetti di privative rilasciati in Italia, relazioni delle principali esposizioni automobilistiche, descrizione di vetture, motocicli e motori). Cfr. Catalogo Periodici Biblioteche Lombarde,V, p. 115. Esemplare molto ben conservato. Rarissimo trovarlo completo. .
Magnifico manifesto in litografia a colori, di cm. 159,5 x 119,5, dedicato ai pneumatici “A Soly” : circondate da bandiere di parecchi stati del mondo, un gruppo di donne di varie etnie volge le braccia verso l’alto dove, a mo’ di corona, è sospeso un pneumatico “Condor. A. Soly” con la scritta “C’est toujours le meilleur du monde”. Il manifesto (stampato su carta sottile) è stato sapientemente restaurato per due piccole mancanze al centro e al margine bianco, altrimenti ben conservato.
1900Best.-Nr. 243181900 Affiche lithographiée entoilée, signée en bas à gauche dans la toile, Paris, Imprimerie Van Gindertaele, (1900), 140.5 x 110 cm.
Best.-Nr. ORD-16916Lyon. Société Lyonnaise de Photochromogravures. 1905. Affiche en couleurs de 75 x 108,5 cm entoilée, en parfait état. Elle montre 1 femme et 2 hommes en premier plan contemplant la bicyclette de la dame sur fond de paysage champêtre avec d'autres personnages dont un petit groupe d'enfants dont l'un chevauche un cheval de bois. Photo su demande.
1900Best.-Nr. WRCAM55007Various places as noted below 1900. Thirty-five pamphlets six periodical issues and one standing desk calendar. Individual details provided below. Pamphlets all in original wrappers. Several with minor toning occasional chipping creasing or small tears calendar partially perished. The majority very good to fine. The majority housed in a cloth binder and slipcase. A substantial and colorful collection of early catalogues and pamphlets presenting not only comprehensive listings of bicycles components and accessories but also tips on how to live modern life more fully thanks to ongoing advances in cycling technology. The English Rover Safety Bicycle considered the first modern bicycle a rear-wheel-drive chain-driven cycle with two similarly-sized wheels appeared on the market in 1885-86 and set off a worldwide bicycle craze. By the early 1900s more than 1 billion bicycles were on the roads. With this collection one can chart cycling's early history in the United States and the evolution of some of the leading manufacturers several of which combined bicycle and arms manufacturing. While most of these companies were headquartered in the Northeast Chicago or Ohio several had satellite offices as far west as Denver and San Francisco. Most of the pamphlets are extensively illustrated featuring images of products along with cyclists of all ages including women in increasingly modern cycling outfits. Bicycles not only gave Western women enhanced independence and mobility they also contributed to the "rational dress" movement which liberated women from corsets and ankle-length skirts and advocated more practical clothing. The items included here are as follows: 1 WOLFF-AMERICAN HIGH ART CYCLES. New York: R.H. Wolff & Co. Ltd. 1896. 32pp. Black green and white illustrations. Quarto. 2 WOLFF-AMERICAN HIGH ART CYCLES. New York: R.H. Wolff & Co. Ltd. 1898. 32pp. Black and white illustrations. Stamps of Century Cycle Co. Bridgeport Ct. on front free endpaper. Narrow octavo. 3 VICTOR SUNLIGHTS. Boston: Overman Wheel Co. late 1800s. 12pp. Colored illustrations. Oblong 12mo. 4 VICTOR BICYCLES. Chicopee Falls Ma.: Overman Wheel Co. 1892. 391pp. Black and white illustrations. 5 UPHILL DOWNHILL OR ON THE LEVEL: THE STORY OF THE MORROW COASTER BRAKE. Elmira N.Y.: Eclipse Mfg. Co. ca. 1901. 16pp. Black and white illustrations. Narrow 12mo. 6 RIDE A CYCLE 50 MILES AND PEDAL ONLY 35. Elmira N.Y.: Eclipse Mfg. Co. ca. 1900. 4pp. Printed in red and blue. Illustration in blue and white. Narrow 12mo. 7 THE WHEEL OF THE YEAR: THE 1898 GRANDE BICYCLES. Burlington Vt.: Holton Hardware Co. 1898. 8pp. Printed in purple. Purple and white illustrations. Narrow 12mo. 8 PORTFOLIO OF ILLUSTRATIONS SHOWING THE WHITE BICYCLES. Cleveland: White Sewing Machine Co. 1896. 28pp. Colored and black and white illustrations. Quarto. 9 IVER JOHNSON'S ARMS AND CYCLE WORKS. Fitchburg Ma. 1897. 32pp. Sepia purple and white illustrations. Quarto. 10 IVER JOHNSON'S ARMS AND CYCLE WORKS: BICYCLE CATALOGUE 1899. Fitchburg Ma. 1899. 28pp. Black and white illustrations. Narrow octavo. 11 IVER JOHNSON BICYCLES VELOCIPEDES JUNIORCYCLES BABY WALKERS. Fitchburg Ma.: Iver Johnson's Arms & Cycle Works ca. 1936. 23pp. Red blue black and white illustrations. Oblong octavo. 12 COLUMBIA BICYCLES. Boston: Pope Manufacturing Co. 1886. 51pp. Black and white illustrations. 13 COLUMBIA BICYCLES. Boston: Pope Manufacturing Co. 1893. 51pp. Black and white illustrations. Red ink stamp of C.F. Martin Agent Clinton Ma. on front wrapper. Quarto. 14 COLUMBIA BICYCLES. Boston: Pope Manufacturing Co. 1894. 44pp. Printed in sepia. Black and white illustrations. Quarto. 15 COLUMBIA HARTFORD AND VEDETTE BICYCLES. Hartford Ct.: Pope Mfg. Co. Eastern Dept. 1905. 24pp. Black and white illustrations. Quarto. 16 COLUMBIA BICYCLES. Westfield Ma.: Westfield Mfg. Co. 1931. 19pp. Blue red black and white illustrations. 17 THE FINEST CHILD'S SEAT. Indianapolis: Progress Mfg. Co. ca. 1892. 2pp. Black and white illustrations. 18 THE HORSMAN BICYCLES. New York: E.I. Horsman 1895. 4pp. Black and white illustrations. 19 LOVELL DIAMOND CYCLES. Boston: John P. Lovell Arms Co. 1894. 32pp. Black and white illustrations. Stamp of John Driscoll Manchester N.H. on titlepage. Oblong octavo. 20 REX CYCLE. Chicago: Rex Cycle Co. 1898. 31pp. Printed in green. Green and white illustrations. Red ink stamp of Rex Cycle Company New York on p.31. 21 SILVER KING AND SILVER QUEEN BICYCLES. Springfield Ma.: Hendee & Nelson Mfg. Co. 1896. 20pp. Black and white illustrations. Small oblong quarto. 22 THE STEARNS BICYCLES. Syracuse N.Y.: E.C. Stearns & Co. 1895. 36pp. Printed in sepia. Black and white illustrations. Oblong quarto. 23 ERIE BICYCLES. Buffalo N.Y.: Queen City Cycle Co. 1896. 31pp. Printed in red and black. Black and white illustrations. Inscription "Edward A. King Agent" on rear wrapper. Oblong 12mo. 24 CLEVELAND AND WESTFIELD BICYCLES. Chicago: American Cycle Mfg. Co. 1902. 151pp. Black and white illustrations. Quarto. 25 CATALOGUE NO. 13 OF IMPERIAL WHEELS. Chicago: American Cycle Mfg. Co. 1903. 24pp. Black and white illustrations. Narrow octavo. 26 WILLIS' PARK ROW BICYCLE CO. NET CASH PRICES. New York 1901- 1902. Two volumes. 16pp.; 16pp. Small octavo. 27 BICYCLES MANUFACTURED FOR J.E. POORMAN AGENT. Cincinnati 1891. 10pp. Black and white illustrations. 28 AROUND THE WORLD ON A CLEVELAND BICYCLE. Cleveland: H.A. Lozier & Co. 1896. 31pp. Printed in red and black. Black and white illustrations. Quarto. 29 365 DAYS AHEAD OF THEM ALL. Holyoke Ma.: Keating Wheel Co. 1896. 32pp. Black white and sepia illustrations. Purple ink stamp of F. Sammis Bridgeport Ct. on titlepage. Quarto. 30 NEW MODEL ALVAH. Alvah Bicycle Works 1898. 2pp. Color illustration. 31 CENTURION BICYCLES. Boston: H.B. Shattuck & Son 1896. 8pp. Black and white illustrations. Oblong 12mo. 32 MONARCH BICYCLES. Chicago: Monarch Cycle Mfg. Co. 1895. 40pp. Printed in black and sepia. Illustrations in green sepia black and white. Quarto. 33 STORMER BICYCLES. Reading Pa.: Acme Mfg. Co. ca. 1890s. 16pp. Illustrations in black and white. Oblong octavo. 34 STANDING DESK CALENDAR FOR 1899 FEATURING TWO CYCLISTS. Philadelphia: McIntire Magee and Brown Manufacturing and Jobbing Opticians 1899. Color illustration. With tear-off sheets for each month. 35 THE RACYCLE. Middletown Oh.: Miami Cycle & Mfg. Co. 1901. 24pp. Black and white illustrations. Inscription "W.C. Smith agt. Belvidere N.J." on front wrapper. 36 CYCLING GAZETTE Vol. 5 No. 22 April 28 1898. 37 THE WHEEL: A JOURNAL OF CYCLING Vol. 5 Nos. 14 20 22 1884. 38 THE AMATEUR ATHLETE CYCLIST'S EDITION: OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE LEAGUE OF THE AMERICAN WHEELMEN Nos. 32 40 1885. 39 Luther H. Porter WHEELS AND WHEELING: AN INDISPENSABLE HANDBOOK FOR CYCLISTS. Boston: Wheelman Co. 1892. xvi38812pp. Black and white illustrations. An outstanding collection - informationally and visually - of turn- of-the-century American cycling catalogues. hardcover books
