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Harley-Davidson 85th Anniversary commemorative fixed-blade knife produced by Bear MGC, equipped with an etched steel blade depicting an eagle, motorcycle motifs, and anniversary scrollwork. The construction includes a polished brass crossguard and smooth wood handle scales, housed in an original fitted velvet-lined presentation box.

[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Marked 1903 Made in America 1988 and Bear MGC USA Custom Series.
[BRAND] Harley-Davidson
[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

Harley-Davidson winged logo decal on a curved white backing sheet, displaying orange and black wings flanking a central bar and shield emblem. The central emblem is marked with white and black lettering reading "MOTOR HARLEY-DAVIDSON CYCLES ®". Decal Numbers 61371-75, 61167-72, 61371, 61150-74, 61196-75, 61742-75, 61167-72, 61571-75, 61764-74, 61767-70

[BRAND] HARLEY-DAVIDSON
[COLOR] Orange, Black, White
[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

Harley-Davidson Decade Collector Buckle Series oval belt buckle displays 'The 1970's The Great American Freedom Machine' in two-tone fine pewter. The back bears commemorative text alongside limited edition numbering 0546 of 7,500, accompanied by an original MotorClothes box.

[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Limited Edition 0546 of 7,500; Made in U.S.A.
[STYLE] Americana
[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

From the private collection of Patty Bush, former owner of Doc’s Harley-Davidson. In this original 48 x 36 inch acrylic on Belgian linen, Scott E. Jacobs puts the viewer at ground level as a flat track racer leans into a turn on his Harley-Davidson, with dust flying and two riders blurred behind him. The rider wears a white and orange Harley-Davidson team jersey and an AGV helmet, and his bike carries the number 1 plate with a “Thanks Fans” banner and an AMA decal. The artist’s handwritten notes on the back give the title, size, medium, and date of May 2000, and identify the rider as AMA Grand National champion Scott Parker.

Parker rode for Harley-Davidson for most of his career and won a record nine Grand National Championships. Jacobs was Harley-Davidson’s first officially licensed artist and a member of the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum Hall of Fame, and his originals typically take hundreds of hours to paint. The painting is signed by the artist at lower right, with an additional inscription in metallic ink at lower left. Condition: a small scuff in the upper right corner, as shown in the photos.

[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Inscribed verso with title and artist signature;.
[DIMENSIONS] 48"X 36"
[CONDITION] Small scuff upper right hand corner, unframed

[DIMENSIONS(WxDxH)] 48"x36"
[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Metal and brass carbide bicycle lanterns. Includes units marked Solar and VITAPHARE. Units include cylindrical lower reservoirs with ribbed bands, vented top chimneys, circular front glass lenses with flared bezels, clear and green faceted glass side jewel lenses, adjustment valves, and rear mounting brackets.
[QUANTITY] 1 x BID