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Image Not Available for Cycling rules. A traffic week has been organized in Berlin to instruct everybody in traffic rules. The cyclist at right rides along the road contrary to traffic rules. The other cyclist shows how it must be done.
Cycling rules. A traffic week has been organized in Berlin to instruct everybody in traffic rules. The cyclist at right rides along the road contrary to traffic rules. The other cyclist shows how it must be done.
Image Not Available for Cycling rules. A traffic week has been organized in Berlin to instruct everybody in traffic rules. The cyclist at right rides along the road contrary to traffic rules. The other cyclist shows how it must be done.

Cycling rules. A traffic week has been organized in Berlin to instruct everybody in traffic rules. The cyclist at right rides along the road contrary to traffic rules. The other cyclist shows how it must be done.

Creator Presse-Photo
DateJune 27, 1938
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 17.8 x 23.6 cm (7 x 9 5/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Object number2002/1140
LocationNot currently on display

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