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Original Circa 1940 One Sided Indian Motorcycles Sign | Motorcycles181 of 509 |  |  |
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Here is a recent find of mine that some of you may enjoy. It is about 14 inches in height and 20 inches across. It is an original sign from around 1940. A bit of wear from its age, but still in great displayable condition.
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