Miss F. J. Erskine
Also known as
Miss F.J. ErskineF. J. ErskineErskine, F. J
F. J. Erskine (also known as Miss F. J. Erskine) was a Victorian author whose only known work is the manual *Lady Cycling*. It was written, in Erskine's words, "for women cyclists by a woman cyclist", and published in 1897, by which time women all over the British Empire had thrown themselves into adventure on their bicycles, which was not very well received by the male society of the time. **Source**: <a href="http://impedimenta.es/libros.php/damas-en-bicicleta">Editorial Impedimenta</a> (in Spanish)
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL5299097A
Top Subjects
- Cycling (2)
- Sports for women (1)
- 19th century (1)
- Cycling for women (1)
- Great Britain (1)
- Ironwork (1)
Books by Miss F. J. Erskine
Total count: 5
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Tricycling for ladies, or, Hints on the choice and management of tricycleswith suggestions on dress, riding, and touringIliffe & Son1884-01-01
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Tricycling for ladiesor hints on the choice and management of tricycles with suggestions on dress, riding and touringIliffe & Son1884-01-01
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Lady cyclingWalter Scott1897-01-01
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Lady cyclingW. Scott1897-01-01
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Bent iron worka practical manual of instruction for amateurs in the art and craft of making and ornamenting light articles in imitation of the beautiful mediæval and Italian wrought iron work.L.U. Gill1901-01-01