The second cycle outfit we have chosen to make is from a patent by Mary Elizabeth Pease and Sarah Ann Pease, of Sunnyside, Grove Road, Harrogate in Yorkshire. It was submitted on 5th March November 1896 and accepted on 11th April 1896. They self-identify as gentlewomen.
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