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Entitled: "Child roller skating with pillows." The four-wheeled turning roller skate, or quad skate, with four wheels set in two side-by-side pairs( front and rear ), was first designed by James Leonard
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Chicago Roller Skate Co., est. 1905 - Made-in-Chicago Museum
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The Wild History of Roller Skates
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Lombard Roller Rink - In the history of roller skating, no one is more well-known that the “godfather of the modern roller skating rink,” James Plimpton, who created the first 4-wheel skates
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January 4, 1863: 4 Wheeled Roller Skates Are Patented in the United States by James Plimpton of New York ~ Vintage Everyday
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