Art Deco Motorcycle Club

Reading time: less than a minute | Written by Ben Branch | March 30th 2012

Thanks to reader Steph for updating us with the history on this beautiful photograph, it shows the Los Angeles Motorcycle Club at Venice, California in 1911.

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Via The Library of Congress

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Published by Ben Branch - March 30th 2012

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