Before Harley-Davidson became famous for heavyweight motorcycles, William S. Harley was already exploring ways motorcycle engineering could be put to work.
Filed in 1913 and granted April 14, 1914, U.S. Patent No. 1,092,910 shows William S. Harley's design for a Three-Wheel Truck.
The patent illustrates an ingenious idea: adapting a motorcycle with two front wheels, a supporting frame and a cargo body to create a practical commercial vehicle.
This reproduction preserves the wonderful detail of the original patent drawings and pairs them with a warm aged-paper background, giving the print the appearance of a document discovered in an old engineering archive.
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A distinctive piece of wall art for Harley-Davidson enthusiasts, motorcycle collectors, mechanics, engineers, garages, workshops, offices and anyone interested in early American motorcycle history.
About the Patent Vault
The Patent Vault Collection explores motorcycle history through the original inventions and patent drawings that helped shape it. Each print preserves a piece of engineering history while turning the original patent artwork into display-worthy wall art.
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