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1954 James Lightweight Motorcycle 12 Page Brochure on 2040-parts.com

US $58.00
Location:

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Small bit of writing otherwise excellent condtion
Make:James

This is an original 1954 James sales brochure covering the lightweight motorcycles.  It is 9” X 6” has 12 pages & is in very good condition (a couple of pages the salesman has written the price in otherwise very nice).  It shows large color pictures of the J11 Comet, the J5 Cadet, the K7 Captain, the K12 Colonel, the J9 Commando & the K7C Cotswold.  It also shows a number of features such as the frame, seat, telescopic forks etc.  Specs, engine data & standard features are all covered for each model.  It has the original dealership stamp on the cover.  This is a nice piece.  Thank you for looking, please browse our store. 

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