One Of A Kind 1949 American Motorcycling Magazine / Owned By Cannonball Baker! on 2040-parts.com
Duncans Mills, California, US
1949 American Motorcycling Magazine / Owned by Cannonball Baker! RARE!
This IS a one of a kind item!
Vintage December 1949 American Motorcycling magazine formerly sent to and owned by the legendary Erwin G. Cannonball Baker! This is a hard to find vintage motorcycle magazine, let alone having a connection to one of motorcycling's earliest endurance riders. The magazine is in good shape on the inside, the cover has separated from the magazine and was taped at one time. Neat old ads for Triumph, Harley, and a look at the 1950 BSA model line up, as well as other articles and vintage ads of the period. For me, it was neat to have the magazine arrive at my home just about 62 years to the day after it's initial delivery, a cool feeling to sit and thumb through just like Cannonball did so many years ago. THAT is something, you can't duplicate! Your chance to own a double bit of American motorcycle history! Thanks for looking!
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