Vintage Bicycle Patent Print – 1899 Invention by J. J. Hentz

Celebrate the golden age of cycling innovation with this vintage bicycle patent print, originally patented by J. J. Hentz on May 9, 1899 (Patent No. 624,651A). This beautifully detailed patent showcases an early bicycle design, featuring a chain-driven rear wheel, reinforced frame, and specialized gearing system that contributed to the evolution of modern cycling mechanics.

With the bicycle boom of the late 19th century, inventors worked tirelessly to enhance speed, comfort, and reliability. This design represents the transition from high-wheel bicycles to the safety bicycle, making cycling more accessible to the general public. The detailed engineering illustrates the evolution of bicycles into the efficient machines we know today.

Perfect for cyclists, engineers, and vintage transportation lovers, this high-quality reproduction adds a historical and mechanical charm to bike shops, home offices, and creative workspaces.