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  • Rubone
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    Originally posted by duffeycycles View Post
    Cool pieces Robby, 1915 motor & 1914 model 10F high speed twin with 2 speed rear hub & military hack
    The Oct piece has a full 1915 intro brochure in it. I'll try to scan it and see how it goes. The magazines are a bit oversized for my scanner.

    1915 H-D intro.jpg 1915 H-D intro 2.jpg 1915 H-D intro 3.jpg

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  • Rubone
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    Originally posted by duffeycycles View Post
    Cool pieces Robby, 1915 motor & 1914 model 10F high speed twin with 2 speed rear hub & military hack
    The Oct piece has a full 1915 intro brochure in it. I'll try to scan it in the next few days.

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  • duffeycycles
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    Cool pieces Robby, 1915 motor & 1914 model 10F high speed twin with 2 speed rear hub & military hack

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  • Rubone
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    1914 H-D Dealer Sep.jpg

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  • Rubone
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    1914 H-D Dealer Oct.jpg

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  • FLFD7
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  • duffeycycles
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    The September 1953 Golden Anniversary Enthusiast is a bit confusing. Pages talk abot 1953 anniversary & the new models page show 1954 Golden Anniversary

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  • exeric
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    I love old 'Popular Mechanics' magazines and have collected a fair number of them over the years. Personally, I won't cut a page out of a P-M magazine as I think it ruins it. That magazine is essential reading material in the tiled room of any fart. . . I mean smart feller.

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  • duffeycycles
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    Most don't have much value, I paid 25 cents or less for most of my magazines, the 1915 was about $4. I made this 25 years ago when I built my '49. Made the mistake of taking it to Davenport to have next to my bike display. It got moisture inside & I managed to crack the glass.

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  • Jim
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    Originally posted by duffeycycles View Post
    Badger, it looks like there was stiff competition for motorcycle sales in 1914. I have the May 1915 Popular Mechanix that is loaded with motorcycle ads. Here's a couple from Milwaukee. HD ad -producer for almost 14 years is funny
    Quick question... my dad has a bunch of old Popular Mechanics magazines... and I was wondering do you CUT OUT the ads? OR just leave them in the magazines? I kind of hate to cut up the old books.

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  • duffeycycles
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    Badger, it looks like there was stiff competition for motorcycle sales in 1914. I have the May 1915 Popular Mechanix that is loaded with motorcycle ads. Here's a couple from Milwaukee. HD ad -producer for almost 14 years is funny

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  • JoJo357
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    *M.A.D.*

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  • JoJo357
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    *M.A.D.*

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  • duffeycycles
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    WLA ads

    img330.jpg HD ad nov 1945.jpg HD ad Sep 1945.jpg

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  • duffeycycles
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    Olin ia EX dealer.jpgOlin is a tiny town near Anamosa Iowa. They sponsored an early motorcycle racer

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