Photograph of Motorcycle & Sidecar Speed Record LA to Bakersfield Ritchfield Oil

Description

Vintage Underwood Photograph
Record Speed from LA to Bakersfield
PHOTO SIZE : 8x10
Photo Type:  Underwood Company Photo
Era: 1910-20
Photographer: Unknown
Location: LA, CA
Finnish: Glossy
Subject: Motorcycle
Condition: Some Damage to the Surface.
Paper Curling
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