Vintage (Old Photographs Only) Pics of the Day
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Which is why those studio pictures are fairly worthless for restoration purposes. They do tend to show some new features, but not in correct context.Originally posted by Jerry Wieland View PostEarly primary and white faced speedo suggest a dolled up 1940. Wonder the serial number?
And why guys like you who have experienced many original bikes and paid attention to them are such a font of knowledge. Thanks Jerry!Robbie Knight Amca #2736
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I agree. Jerry Hatfield shows several mid season bikes dummied up with the expected next year features so as to be used in Enthusiast pictures. It is doubtful if they were sold to the public. Some of them don't have stamped engine numbers.
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The darkened areas on the white grips look like they were done to make the grooves stand out. This is the last one that my friend got from the archives.
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MC Touring in the teens....Denver Knights of Templar felt banner,LOOM-Loyal Order of Moose,Fairgrove is north of Detroit on the lake, Sioux City Iowa. 1915 Harley model 11F Magneto twins. Floyd Clymer ran a Denver HD dealership in 1915.
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Last edited by duffeycycles; 04-18-2026, 07:38 AM.
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Myron Nagorski_ 1961 _ Hardware won that year. img274 (2).jpgLast edited by BillyBalcer; 04-18-2026, 08:19 AM.
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