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Front driver "French" bicycle or boneshaker made in 1869. Bicycle made by W. Killingworth Hedges at the Erith Iron Works, Kent in 1869. It was a copy of the first bicycle driven by cranks attached to the front wheel built by Michaux in Paris in 1861.
Front driven 'French' bicycle or 'boneshaker' made in 1869
Lamp from Front driven 'French' bicycle or 'boneshaker', 1900-35 Pt1. The lamp was purchased by W. Killingworth Hedges (maker of the bicycle) in 1870.
