The Cycle Magazine January 1896 Cover — Part III, Volume I, a Specimen Copy for Xmas Reading with Its Chief Contents

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Part III. Vol. I.
FOR XMAS READING!
January, 1896.
THE CYCLE MAGAZINE
PRICE. SIXPENCE.
EDITED BY CHARLES P. SISLEY
SPECIMEN COPY.
CHIEF CONTENTS.
A Brush with an Ice Yacht.
From Paris to Gibraltar on Wheels.
Running the Gauntlet.
The Indecision of Saxby.
(A Complete Story.)
Cycle Clubs and their Story:
III.—The Catford C.C.
Brighton to the Isle of Wight.
The City of Night.
That Hat: A Tragedy.
A Few Dangers of Bicycling.
Celebrities who Cycle:
II.—Mr. Forbes Robertson.
Typical Inns and Innkeepers.
His Revenge: A Christmas Story.
A Close Finish.
The Utility of the Cycle.
British Highways and their History
THE CYCLE PRESS, Ltd., 108, Fleet Street, London, E.C.

[A cover in two-color line drawing on gray paper, inside a double rule. THE CYCLE MAGAZINE is set in broken red capitals with black outlines, with PRICE. SIXPENCE. at the upper right and the editor’s credit in outlined capitals at the left. A rubber stamp in black capitals reads SPECIMEN COPY. The chief contents are listed in two columns of small type at the lower left. At the lower right, in a ruled panel, a mustached cyclist in a dark coat with fur cuffs rides a safety bicycle before a setting sun and a stand of pines. The imprint runs along the foot.]