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Indian Motorcycle Training Chart
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Indian Motorcycle Training Chart

$88.00

Unusual, large cardboard WW I era Chemical Warfare Training Chart issued by Indian Motorcycle Co. features WW I soldier in gas mask at top, illustrated poisonous chemical and gasses chart in center, w/ large image of man on motorcycle at bottom. Unusual and interesting piece as found still in its original period oak frame.

Sold at: Wm Morford Antiques

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SKU: D14-48 Category: Transportation Tags: Hendee Manufacturing Co., Indian Motorcycles
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Indian Motorcycle Training Chart: Unusual, large cardboard WW I era Chemical Warfare Training Chart issued by Indian Motorcycle Co. features WW I soldier in gas mask at top, illustrated poisonous chemical and gasses chart in center, w/ large image of man on motorcycle at bottom. Unusual and interesting piece as found still in its original period oak frame. Excellent overall w/ a little minor foxing and age toning (C. 7.5+/8-).

Size: 28 x 22 (24.5 x 18.5 visible)
Date of Sale: 6/23/06

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Dimensions 282224518.5 in
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