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[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Harley-Davidson 90th Anniversary (1903 to 1993) dagger by Buck Knives, number 0148 of 3,000 produced exclusively for Harley-Davidson. The blade is etched in gold with an eagle and the anniversary Bar & Shield logo, with a brass guard stamped 0148/3000 and a dark wood handle. Presented in its wood display case with the numbered certificate of authenticity signed by Charles T. Buck, president of Buck Knives, Inc. Includes Certificate of Authenticity. Limited edition of 148/3000 manufactured by Buck Knives, Inc.

[BRAND] Harley-Davidson

[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

952 Harley-Davidson Model 125 “Hummer” with Tele-Glide Fork

From the private collection of Patty Bush, former owner of Doc’s Harley-Davidson. This little Harley has an unusual backstory. The Model 125 was based on the German DKW RT 125, whose design went to the Allies as war reparations after World War II. Harley-Davidson built it in Milwaukee starting in 1948, and the two-stroke single made about three horsepower, which was enough to put a lot of first-time riders on a Harley. The Tele-Glide telescopic fork seen here replaced the earlier rubber-band front suspension in 1951, so a 1952 model is among the last of the Model 125. The “Hummer” name came later, in 1955, from Omaha dealer Dean Hummer, who sold so many of these lightweights that the nickname stuck for the whole family of small Harleys. For collectors, this is a chance to own the small-bore beginning of Harley’s lightweight line, in the color and form it had at the end of the Model 125 run.

Harley-Davidson lightweight motorcycle equipped with a single-cylinder air-cooled engine, sprung solo saddle, and red painted fuel tank and fenders with a Tele-Glide front fork assembly. Markings include Harley-Davidson Made in U.S.A. on the tank, Tele-Glide script, a speedometer registering 02208.5 miles, and stamped casting mark 2964S2.

[BRAND] Harley-Davidson
[MODEL] Tele-Glide
[COLOR] Red and Black

[YEAR] 1952

[VIN} 5254592

[MILEAGE] 02208.5

[STAMPED CASTING] 2964S2.

[TITLE NO] CA326908
[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Odometer reads 02208.5 miles; stamped 2964S2.
[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Framed and matted original serigraph depicting a Harley-Davidson Heritage Softail motorcycle. Hand-signed by Scott Jacobs, edition numbered XVII/XC in gold ink, with blind-embossed official licensed Harley-Davidson publisher seal. Printed in 1995 by Kato Art Studio. Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity from Segal Fine Art. Marked plate destroyed.

[ARTIST] Scott Jacobs

[EDITION] XVII/XC

[MODEL] Fork It Over

[DIMENSIONS] 36"x44"

[SIGNATURE] Lower Right in Gold

[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Commemorative cast metal belt buckle with brushed pewter-tone finish, reddish-brown enamel inlay lettering, and serialized back plaque numbered 4092 of 6,100. Includes hinged natural wood presentation box with commemorative text and felt lining.

[BRAND] Harley-Davidson

[QUANTITY] 1 x BID

[ADDITIONAL INFORMATION] Twenty-four piece solid bronze commemorative ingot collection celebrating the Harley-Davidson 90th Anniversary (1903–1993). Collection consists of twenty-four rectangular solid bronze ingots depicting historical motorcycle models, folding presentation display case with fitted velour interior slots, certificates of authenticity, and commemorative softcover booklet. Ingot models include 1903 First Harley-Davidson, 1909 V-Twin, 1913 5-35 Single, 1914 10F Twin, 1924 74 V-Twin, 1926 21 Single, 1929 J Model, 1929 WL 45, 1930 V 74, 1932 Servi-Car, 1935 VLD Flathead, 1936 EL Knucklehead, 1941 FL 74, 1942 WLA 45, 1942 XA 750cc, 1947 125 Two Stroke Single, 1947 FL 74, 1948 FL 74 Panhead, 1949 FL Hydra-Glide, 1951 Model 125, 1957 XL Sportster, 1958 FL Duo-Glide, 1959 XLCH Sportster, and 1960 Topper. Outside of case has pealing finish.

[BRAND] Harley-Davidson

[COLOR] Box Burgundy

[QUANTITY] 1 x BID