Motorcycle & Bicycle Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: 1940's American Motorcycle Association (AMA) 9 year member lapel pin. The gilt brass and black enamel pin reads: "AMA" in the center with a number "9" in the top corner and letters: "YR" at the bottom...

ARTIFACT: 1940's American Motorcycle Association (AMA) 4 year member lapel pin. The winged circle, gilt brass and enamel pin reads: "AMA" with a number "4" in gilt brass against a green enamel background and below it reads: "YEAR...

ARTIFACT: 1940's American Motorcycle Association (AMA) 3 year member lapel pin. The gilt brass and enamel pin reads: "AMA" with a number "3" in gilt brass against a blue enamel background and below it reads: "YEAR MEMBER"...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful lapel pin, circa 1940's - 1950's for 14 years of membership in the American Motorcycle Association, which was formed in 192The pin is enameled in red, the center reads: "AMA" and beneath shows the number '14'...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful 1930s-1940s Indian Motocycle wing. Indian Motocycles started burning rubber in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1901, made first under the name Hendee Manufacturing Company. The Indian head at the middle of the wing is...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa late 1940s or early 1950s jacket patch for the American Motorcycle Association (AMA), which was formed in 192The patch is embroidered in red, green and yellow upon black wool, and shows the AMA's tri-color logo, inspired by an...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa mid- to late 1940's member jacket patch for the American Motorcycle Association (AMA), which was formed in 192The patch is in a multi-piece felt construction. It is embroidered in red, green and yellow and shows the AMA's...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1940s Harley-Davidson motorcycle tag in aluminum. Incredibly enough, the legend that is Harley-Davidson started in the Midwest in 1903 in a wooden shed. The last patent date for this tag is 1942. VINTAGE: Circa 1940s...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare and large late 1940s Indian Motocycles "Laughing Indian" logo lapel badge. Indian Motocycles started burning rubber in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1901, made first under the name Hendee Manufacturing Company. The badge is by...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1942 American Motorcycle Association (AMA) Gypsy Tour Award "V" for Victory buckle from the only wartime Gypsy Tour. The center of the buckle shows a large, enamel "V" in blue detail. At the top, inside the...

ARTIFACT: This is a very rare large size circa late 1930s - early 1940s wing for Harley-Davidson Motorcycles. Incredibly enough, the legend that is Harley-Davidson started in the Midwest in 1903 in a wooden shed. The wing is in gilt brass...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1937 American Motorcycle Association "Gypsy Tour" lapel pin. Gypsy Tours officially began in 1917 under the Federation of American Motorcyclists, and were fun outings where bikers would travel great distances toward a common...