Bring the raw engineering and history of classic American motorcycles into your space with this vintage Harley patent printable collection.
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.
Patent Details
Perfect for:
• Man cave or garage wall
• Motorcycle enthusiasts
• Harley fans
• Father’s Day or biker gifts
INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
This listing is for digital artwork. No physical print or frame will be shipped.
Download your files after payment, then print locally at a print shop or at home using a suitable color photo printer. For larger sizes, use a professional printing service.
PRINTING NOTES
• Choose the file that matches your intended print size. (8x10, 11x14 or 16x20)
• Print at actual size to preserve the layout and proportions.
• Matte heavyweight paper is a good choice for the vintage finish.
• Colors may vary slightly between screens, printers, and paper types.
• Framed images are display examples.
PERSONAL USE
For personal use or to give as a printed gift. Digital files may not be resold, shared, redistributed, or used to produce items for commercial sale.
ARTWORK & DESIGN DISCLOSURE
This artwork features historical motorcycle patent illustrations arranged in an original design by New England Patent Prints. AI-assisted design tools were used in developing the vintage layout, artwork presentation, and decorative elements. The finished composition was selected and reviewed by New England Patent Prints.
From the Patent Vault Motorcycle Art Collection by New England Patent Prints — where the inventions behind motorcycle history become art.
Copyright New England Patent Prints 2019.