According to the British journal of general practice
Eugh, apparently the NHS is too poor these days to afford the second “i” in “speciality”.
That’s a saving too far in my book. Next they’ll be missing bits out of “aluminium” and the hospitals will fall down.
Love the oldskool springy saddle… Wonder where I could get a uni saddle like that? My dad’s ancient touring bike had one, and it was the best!
EDIT: What is this even from?
Brooks still make several models.
http://www.brooksengland.com/catalogue-and-shop/saddles/touring+%26+trekking/Flyer/
http://www.brooksengland.com/catalogue-and-shop/saddles/city+%26+heavy+duty/B67/
http://www.brooksengland.com/catalogue-and-shop/saddles/city+&+heavy+duty/B33/
Twin rail seatpost…
Martin (on the French forum, supposed to join us here soon), made a uni saddle using a Brooks base for urban riding.
Lovely!
I sort of wanted a unicycle-specific one 
Perhaps you have found your calling in life? 
Breaking news, both speciality and specialty are correct.
In your country maybe - the original article is in a UK journal.