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Dain Gingerelli
Hardcover
216 pages
220 colour photos
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Art of the Harley-Davidson Motorcycles (Deluxe Edition)
$65.00
Art of the Harley-Davidson Motorcycle pulls together the best of David Blattel’s Harley-Davidson portraiture. This deluxe edition sports a special leather-look cover, poster-sized gatefolds, and frameable garage art in an internal envelope.
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| Weight | 1.894 kg |
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| Dimensions | 31.1 × 25.7 × 2.5 cm |
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