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Here are some pictures of a spot lamp with support bar that my dad had in his Harley parts. I know there was a pair of these. I have a picture of my dad's '38 flathead with the other spot lamp mounted on the right front crash bar. Why he mounted only one I don't know. I'm hoping someone could give me some information on it. The support bar has keyways in it that run the full length of the bar where the lamp clamp indexes in to the keyways to keep it from rotating. The support bar is/was chrome with two black, one red and one orange stripes. I don't know if dad painted the stripes or if it came that way. Best Regards, 1941wld
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Conrad Ledig
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1941WLD,
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YOU HAVE A VERY RARE AND DESIRABLE ORIGINAL 1930'S ERA HARLEY 'LITTLE BEAUTY" SPOTLIGHT AND SLIGHTLY LESS RARE BAR WHICH SHOULD BE ALL CHROMED. This is from an original 1934 Harley catalogue. If you wanted to sell this light it would fetch big money on Ebay. Good luck.
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I believe the bar is even rarer then the little Beauty spot lights, an orig Harley spot light bar that still has the enameled full length painted flutes on it. Later ones were chromed & not full length.
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