Harley Davidson (1912)

Embrace the dawn of American motorcycle history with this classic giclée print of a 1912 Harley Davidson advertisement. This captivating artwork showcases the "Silent Gray Fellow," a moniker for the early Harley-Davidson motorcycles known for their smooth and quiet operation. The poster's vintage aesthetic, featuring bold typography and a detailed illustration of the motorcycle, evokes a sense of nostalgia and the pioneering spirit of early motorcycle enthusiasts.

Did You Know?

The first Harley-Davidson motorcycle was built in a small wooden shed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1903. William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson, childhood friends with a passion for mechanics, designed and built their first motorcycle prototype with the goal of creating a reliable and powerful machine for everyday use. This humble beginning laid the foundation for what would become one of the most iconic motorcycle brands in the world.

Add this classic and evocative piece to your cart today and let the vintage charm of this Harley-Davidson advertisement transport you back to the early days of American motorcycle history.