1948 Harley-Davidson Factory Dealer Advertising Print

“Fun and Thrills” up and down hills

Looking for authentic Harley wall art or a true vintage motorcycle print? This restored 1948 Harley-Davidson factory dealer advertisement makes striking motorcycle wall art for collectors, garages, and man caves. Featuring the iconic ’48 Panhead Model, this piece blends original Harley history with professional restoration—ideal for any Harley collector or motorcycle enthusiast.

This image originates from a factory-issued Harley-Davidson advertising flyer, originally distributed to authorized dealers, mailed to customers, and featured in select period publications. Designed to promote the Harley-Davidson joy riding experience on the backroads of the USA with your girl on your bike enjoying a culture of American motorcycling.

Professional Archival Reproduction

This print is produced on demand at 13″ × 19″, the size that best preserves the artwork’s original proportions and visual impact.

• Printed edge-to-edge

• Premium glossy/luster photo paper

• Fingerprint-resistant 10 mil (0.25 mm) thickness

• True photographic print — not thin poster stock

Limiting the size ensures sharp detail, correct scale, and a presentation worthy of the original advertising.

Gift for Riders and Restorers

Popular as biker décor, garage wall art, or man cave art, this print also makes a thoughtful Harley gift for fans of classic American motorcycles. Whether displayed in a workshop, office, or home, it’s a conversation piece rooted in real Harley-Davidson history.

Restored from the Harry Molenaar Estate

This advertisement is a carefully restored reproduction from the estate of Harry Molenaar, a longtime Harley-Davidson dealer in Northwest Indiana. Each piece undergoes digital restoration to correct fading, creases, and age-related wear while preserving the character of the original artwork.

The result is a historically accurate display piece—ideal for garages, workshops, offices, or collections focused on authentic Harley-Davidson history.