January 24, 2024
100th Anniversary Harley Davidson -Chrome and Rubber Coasters with Holder - #2
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I DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES. This is an 100th Anniversary Harley Davidson commemorative coaster set. They come in a wooden holder with the Harley Davidson emblem on the front. There is four chrome and rubber coasters with different designs. One has the eagle with the banner "Live To Ride, Ride To Live, Harley Davidson". The second one has the design of flames with the Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles emblem on it. The third one has wings with the Harley Davidson emblem and the words Harley-Davidson across the top. The fourth one is the Harley Davidson emblem in black and chrome. All the designs are raised from the coasters. They do have a little weight to them. I have collected Harley Davidson items over the years and now I am down sizing. This is from my collection. Please look at the pictures and bid accordingly. Please Note - In the listing I have #2 at the end. This only means the wooden box on the front has areas that are light as does the back. That is why I have this seperate from the other listing so you know there is a difference in the coloring of the box. I accept only PAYPAL for payment. Payment must be received within 3 days of auction close or item will be relisted. I DO NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES. If you have any questions do not hesitate to send me a message.
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