Lg064 Two 1950 Motorcycling Articles: Shorty Tompkins + Norfolk Motor Corps! on 2040-parts.com
Duncans Mills, California, US
Two 1950 Motorcycling Articles: Shorty Tompkins + Norfolk Motor Corps! Each is a single page: the first is a quick look at Shorty Tompkins of Sacramento CA, a popular and successful racer of the late 1940's and 1950's. The second article is a look at the Norfolk Motor Corps from Norfolk Virginia, an early motorcycle precision drill team. These original articles are from a real 1950 motorcycle magazine! These are beautiful ads to frame! These are slightly larger than newer ads, approximately 9" x 12"! Photo is of actual ads being sold. All ads are packed soundly for shipping to ensure their safe arrival. All sales are final. Please inspect the photo of items provided to determine condition and suitability for your purchase. All magazine ads, articles, and road tests are genuine items taken from a real magazine, and are NOT reprints. All are in very good to fine used condition, and may show signs of their age. I do my best to select items that would indeed be suitable for framing, items that I would frame for my own use For Easier Shopping, Visit My Store By Clicking On The Red Door Icon Near The Top Of The Page!! An Easy Way To View All My Items, They Are Now Sorted By Make! Please Check Back Often For New Listings Sure To Please! International Buyers I will ship to international addresses, however I cannot offer free shipping outside of the U.S. Buyer accepts that there will be a flat rate postage charge of $12.00 USD for shipping via USPS International First Class, if you win more than 1 auction shipping is charged for only the first item, all others will ship free of charge providing all items are paid on the same invoice and can be packed in the same shipment. If bidding on more than 1 item, please request an invoice to receive best shipping costs. Vintage, BSA, Triumph, British, English, American, Harley, Chopper, Bobber, Custom, Classic
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