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Sandblasting the joints of a bicycle frame, France, 1896

Sandblasting the joints of a bicycle frame, France, 1896


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Sandblasting the joints of a bicycle frame, France, 1896

Sandblasting the joints of a bicycle frame, France, 1896. The operator wears a helmet with a breathing tube and a protective tunic

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Bicycle Bicycles Bike Health And Safety Helmet Innovation Manufacturing Oxford Science Archive Protective Clothing Safety Workshop Breathing Tube Wood Engraving


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This print takes us back to France in 1896, where the art of sandblasting bicycle frames was being perfected. The image showcases a male operator meticulously working on the joints of a bicycle frame, donning a helmet with a breathing tube and a protective tunic. In this snapshot from the past, we witness not only the evolution of transportation but also the advancements in safety measures within industries. This innovative concept revolutionized bike manufacturing by ensuring stronger joints and increased durability. The worker's attire reflects the importance placed on health and safety even during that era. His protective clothing shields him from potential harm caused by sand particles while his breathing tube allows for clean air intake amidst dusty conditions. As we delve into this historical scene, we are reminded of how far our society has come in terms of industrial progress and workplace safety regulations. This photograph serves as an ode to those early pioneers who paved the way for modern manufacturing techniques. With its monochrome charm, this wood engraving transports us to a time when bicycles were becoming increasingly popular means of transport. It captures not just one man at work but also symbolizes an entire country's dedication towards technological advancement. Preserved through time by Oxford Science Archive, this print is more than just an image; it represents human ingenuity and perseverance that continues to shape our world today.

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