Harley-Davidson: An Illustrated History
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Few names in the history of American manufacturing carry the mythic weight of Harley-Davidson, a brand that has come to symbolise freedom, rebellion, and the open road. Harley-Davidson: An Illustrated History chronicles the remarkable journey of the Milwaukee-based motor company from its humble origins in a small backyard shed in 1903 to its ascension as the world's most iconic motorcycle manufacturer, presenting a sweeping visual and narrative record that captures the mechanical artistry and cultural thunder behind every machine the company has ever produced. This volume is a celebration of engineering as much as it is a cultural document, illustrating how Harley-Davidson motorcycles transcended their utilitarian origins to become enduring symbols of an American identity. Rich with photography and detailed accounts of landmark models — from the legendary Knucklehead and Panhead engines to the Sportster and Softail dynasties — it argues compellingly that the story of Harley-Davidson is inseparable from the story of twentieth-century America itself. Whether you are a dedicated rider, a design enthusiast, or a student of American history, this richly illustrated tome will leave you with a profound new appreciation for the iron and soul behind the legend.
Author: -
Format: Hardback
Genre: Transport & automotive
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Few names in the history of American manufacturing carry the mythic weight of Harley-Davidson, a brand that has come to symbolise freedom, rebellion, and the open road. Harley-Davidson: An Illustrated History chronicles the remarkable journey of the Milwaukee-based motor company from its humble origins in a small backyard shed in 1903 to its ascension as the world's most iconic motorcycle manufacturer, presenting a sweeping visual and narrative record that captures the mechanical artistry and cultural thunder behind every machine the company has ever produced. This volume is a celebration of engineering as much as it is a cultural document, illustrating how Harley-Davidson motorcycles transcended their utilitarian origins to become enduring symbols of an American identity. Rich with photography and detailed accounts of landmark models — from the legendary Knucklehead and Panhead engines to the Sportster and Softail dynasties — it argues compellingly that the story of Harley-Davidson is inseparable from the story of twentieth-century America itself. Whether you are a dedicated rider, a design enthusiast, or a student of American history, this richly illustrated tome will leave you with a profound new appreciation for the iron and soul behind the legend.