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Posted 13 years ago
scottvez
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This is a small WW1 era snapshot of three soldiers-- one on what appears to be an Indian motorcycle-- I can read "Ind" on the tank.
The driver wears cotton canvas leg wraps-- probably to keep some of the mud off his boots.
This photograph dates from about 1917- 1920.
Reproduction of this photograph in any form is not authorized.
Scott
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Another wonderful photo, Scott.
I've seen Mike on "American Pickers" flip when he finds Indian motorcycle parts but don't remember that he ever mentioned the importance of the company towards the war effort.
This is a 1919 Indian Military Powerplus in the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum, captioned "the motorcycle that helped the U.S. win the First World War." It's an interesting story.
http://www.motorcyclemuseum.org/asp/classics/bike.asp?id=11
Here is a 1917 Indian (it might be a military) motorcycle with a sidecar:
http://community.motozania.com/service/searchEverything.kickAction?keywords=%221917+indian%22&as=29029
solver
Wow, that's a great shot. Thanks for showin it.
Thanks solver and signaholic.
Thanks Mrj303.
Great photo and an impressive collection. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks fourpeepsake.
Thanks official.
Thanks ThriftStore.
Thanks timbaran and toolate. If you have the time, be sure to look at the other military motorcycle images I have posted.
Scott
Thanks nicefice and amber.
scott