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Lady Cycling: W co się ubrać i jak jeździć Major Miss F. J. Erskine

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Lady Cycling: What to Wear and How to Ride By Major Miss F. J. E
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Title
Lady Cycling
ISBN
9780712357272
Subject Area
Transportation, Référence, Sports & Recreation, History
Publication Name
Lady Cycling
Publisher
British Library, T.H.E.
Item Length
8 in
Subject
Women, Etiquette, Cycling, Bicycles
Publication Year
2014
Type
Not Available
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Miss F. J. Erskine
Item Weight
9 Oz
Item Width
5 in
Number of Pages
80 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
British Library, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
0712357270
ISBN-13
9780712357272
eBay Product ID (ePID)
172457312

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
80 Pages
Publication Name
Lady Cycling
Language
English
Publication Year
2014
Subject
Women, Etiquette, Cycling, Bicycles
Type
Not Available
Subject Area
Transportation, Référence, Sports & Recreation, History
Author
Miss F. J. Erskine
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
9 Oz
Item Length
8 in
Item Width
5 in

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2017-393662
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
306
Table Of Content
1. Cycling: Its Health and Social Aspects 2. Cycling Dress for Town and Country 3. About Machines 4. How to Ride and How Not to Ride 5. Riding in Towns 6. Touring at Home and Abroad 7. Hill-Climbing 8. Bicycle Gymkhanas 9. Care of Machine 10. General Hints
Intended Audience
Trade
Synopsis
"The initial cost of a machine is certainly almost as high as that of a pony." "Wool above, wool below, wool all over: such is the hygienic rule for cycling. . . Some wise people say that corsets should be discarded for cycling. This is not correct. . . It is essential in cycling to have well-cut knickerbockers in lieu of skirts." "If nervous, or it is a bad crossing, like Regent Circus or by the Marble Arch, it is wisest, if not most dignified, to jump off." "Egg beaten up in milk, with a teaspoonful of whisky, is excellent when a rider is at all done up." "Riding in company is a certain safeguard against annoyance from tramps." This pioneering Victorian guide for the woman cyclist, first published in 1897, instructs its readers on the selection of a bicycle, the rules of the road, appropriate cycling costume, the choice of food to take on journeys, and the organization of bicycle gymkhanas as well as tackling the controversial question of whether cycling is an appropriate activity for ladies. Its humorous advice evokes the spirit of an age when cycling was a daring activity for the modern woman.", #145;The initial cost of a machine is certainly almost as high as that of a pony.' #145;Egg beaten up in milk, with a teaspoonful of whisky, is excellent when a rider is at all done up.' #145;Riding in company is a certain safeguard against annoyance from tramps.' This pioneering Victorian guide for the woman cyclist, first published in 1897, instructs its readers on the selection of a bicycle, the rules of the road, appropriate cycling costume, the choice of food to take on journeys, and the organisation of bicycle gymkhanas -- as well as tackling the controversial question of whether cycling is an appropriate activity for ladies. Its humorous advice evokes the spirit of an age when cycling was a daring activity for the modern woman., The late Victorian era was the early heyday of the bicycle, as the introduction of the safety bicycle brought cycling within reach of a whole new audience--including women. Fortunately for the daring lady cyclist of the 1890s, it wasn't long before guidebooks appeared to tell her just how to set out upon this newfangled adventure. Lady Cycling presents one such book in all its humor and charm. First published in 1897, its quirky pleasures range from amusing anachronisms ("The initial cost of a machine is certainly almost as high as that of a pony") to advice that can still help beginning cyclists today ("If nervous, or it is a bad crossing, like Regent Circus or by the Marble Arch, it is wisest, if not most dignified, to jump off"). We may have settled the question of whether cycling is an appropriate activity for ladies--to say nothing of the question of whether the corset should be shed for biking--but Lady Cycling nonetheless still offers plenty of entertainment and advice for the modern rider., "The initial cost of a machine is certainly almost as high as that of a pony." "Wool above, wool below, wool all over: such is the hygienic rule for cycling. . . Some wise people say that corsets should be discarded for cycling. This is not correct. . . It is essential in cycling to have well-cut knickerbockers in lieu of skirts." "If nervous, or it is a bad crossing, like Regent Circus or by the Marble Arch, it is wisest, if not most dignified, to jump off." "Egg beaten up in milk, with a teaspoonful of whisky, is excellent when a rider is at all done up." "Riding in company is a certain safeguard against annoyance from tramps." This pioneering Victorian guide for the woman cyclist, first published in 1897, instructs its readers on the selection of a bicycle, the rules of the road, appropriate cycling costume, the choice of food to take on journeys, and the organization of bicycle gymkhanas--as well as tackling the controversial question of whether cycling is an appropriate activity for ladies. Its humorous advice evokes the spirit of an age when cycling was a daring activity for the modern woman.
LC Classification Number
GV1057.E77 2014

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