100 Years of Harley-Davidson Advertising

by Jack Supple

100 YEARS OF HARLEY-DAVIDSON ADVERTISING takes the reader through a century of the premier motorcycle company's witty and eye-catching print advertisements. The colorful and sometimes provocative ads reflect the creative spirit and the unique culture of Harley-Davidson--and America--over the last century. The book revisits famous campaigns, laid out decade by decade, from the "Gee Dad! Buy me a Harley-Davidson" campaign of the 1920s to "I Am Woman. Hear Me Roar" in the '80s, showing how Harley-Davidson has remained in tune with the times--and often ahead of its time. The perfect companion to Willie G. Davidson's 100 Years of Harley-Davidson, this book will become an instant collector's item.

120 pages, Paperback

First published May 14, 2003

Reviews

[Ross]

As a fan of the brand, I remember reading these adds as a teenager wanting my first Harley.
They go back to 1908 showing the first Police bikes, to the present printing day of the brands Century milestone.
A good have for any Harly fan.