Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Hobbyhorse

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1818. Hobbyhorse found by Karl Kech of Munich in 1862 and fitted with pedals and cranked by him. From 'Bartleet's Bicycle Book'.
1818 Hobbyhorse. From 'Bartleet's Bicycle Book'.
1819. From 'Bartleet's Bicycle Book'.
1819. From 'Bartleet's Bicycle Book'.
1819. From 'Bartleet's Bicycle Book'.
1819 Hobbyhorse. From 'Bartleet's Bicycle Book'.

Early form of cycle

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