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Pedals Collection

"Pedals: Unveiling the Timeless Connection Between Muscles, Music, and Mobility" From the 19th century Bone-Shaker Bike to Mazda RX8's sleek design in Japan

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Pedals Collection: Muscles used in cycling, 19th century
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Pedals Collection: Johannes Brahms, German composer
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Pedals Collection: Wonders of the cinema organ by G. H. Davis
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Pedals Collection: Mazda RX8 Japan Japanese
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Pedals Collection: Early Bicycles
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Pedals Collection: Two golden harps on a cutout greetings card
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Pedals Collection: The Bone Shaker Bicycle of the 1840 s
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Pedals Collection: Bone-Shaker Bike C1830
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Pedals Collection: Cat playing the piano on a Christmas card
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Pedals Collection: 1975 Italian GP
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Pedals Collection: 1979 Italian GP
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Pedals Collection: 1979 Belgian Grand Prix
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Pedals Collection: 1977 German GP
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Pedals Collection: 1925 Automotive 1925
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Pedals Collection: 1979 Italian GP
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Pedals Collection: Latest style of American velocipede 1869
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Pedals Collection: The Aellopodes Velocipede
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Pedals Collection: Advert for Chappell Pianos, London
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Pedals Collection: Albert Schweitzer, theologian, organist and physician
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Pedals Collection: The carillonist (colour litho)
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Pedals Collection: Plate XIX: A harp from the Encyclopedia of Denis Diderot (1713-84) and Jean le Rond d
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Pedals Collection: Layout of the keys of the monumental organ of St Peters Basilica, Rome (litho)
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Pedals Collection: Draisienne, ancestor of the bicycle, 1820 (colour engraving)
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Pedals Collection: Handel composing the Hallelujah Chorus
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Pedals Collection: Punkah - type of ventilator 1886
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Pedals Collection: Two-seated velocipede 1869
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Pedals Collection: Advert for Gamages model pedal cars 1925
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Pedals Collection: Advert for Osborne tricycles 1884
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Pedals Collection: Chamber organ (walnut, mother of pearl & metal)
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Pedals Collection: Chinese Irrigating Machine Worked by Men, 1855 (litho)
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Pedals Collection: The Flying Machine of Jean Pierre Blanchard (1753-1809) (coloured engraving)
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Pedals Collection: Handel, working out the Hallelujah Chorus (colour litho)
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Pedals Collection: Organ Bellows and Blowers in Halberstadt Cathedral, from
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Pedals Collection: Tom Monagan (b / w photo)
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Pedals Collection: Thirty-Six Years Progress in Submarine Navigation (engraving)
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Pedals Collection: The Stanley Cycle Show at the Agricultural Hall (engraving)
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Pedals Collection: Harpsichord - 1833
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Pedals Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20122126
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Pedals Collection: 1956 De Soto Firedome dashboard. Creator: Unknown
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Pedals Collection: Piece of tissue, made in silk and linen, with eagles drawn, made with a smooth pedal loom
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Pedals Collection: Purple Phlox
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Pedals Collection: Ornate piano on a German greetings card
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Pedals Collection: Christmas card in the shape of a piano
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Pedals Collection: Bomb dropping apparatus of German Aviators 1915
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Pedals Collection: 1979 Belgian Grand Prix: Gilles Villeneuve, 7th position, in the pits, portrait
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Pedals Collection: The Dandy-Horse Bicycle of the 1820 s
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Pedals Collection: Humorous Christmas and New Year postcard
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Pedals Collection: Cycloscaphe 1896


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"Pedals: Unveiling the Timeless Connection Between Muscles, Music, and Mobility" From the 19th century Bone-Shaker Bike to Mazda RX8's sleek design in Japan, they have been an integral part of our lives. Just like Johannes Brahms composed symphonies that stirred souls, cycling engages various muscles and ignites a sense of freedom. Early bicycles with their two golden harps on cutout greetings cards symbolized the harmony between man and machine. As we pedaled forward into modernity, the Bone-Shaker Bike of the 1840s emerged as a testament to human ingenuity. Intriguingly, even cats found solace in playing pianos on Christmas cards while G. H. Davis showcased the wonders of cinema organs through his compositions. Newman Bros Organs' advertisement resonated with music enthusiasts seeking melodious experiences. Amidst this rich tapestry of history lies Aellopodes Velocipede - a name synonymous with innovation and speed. Its presence reminds us how pedals revolutionized transportation forever. Not limited to just wheels, it also found their place in Chappell Pianos' London advert where they added depth to musical performances. The connection between music and motion became undeniable as people embraced this harmonious fusion. Whether it be exploring new landscapes or creating beautiful melodies, they have always played an essential role in enhancing our experiences, and are not merely mechanical components but rather catalysts for progress – propelling us towards new horizons while connecting us deeply to our past. So next time you hop onto your bike or tap your foot along to a captivating tune, remember that these humble yet powerful devices have shaped cultures across continents – bridging gaps between nations and generations alike. Pedals truly embody the spirit of exploration and creativity that resides within all of us.