Antique Harley-Davidson Machine Shop Metal Parts Bin memorbilia Brass hardware carries a time-earned

Brass hardware carries a time-earned tarnish but remains structurally sound

it wears a few marks of former service-less scars than reminders

which used to sit at the corner of Milwaukee and Western (though its address is technically at 1965 Milwaukee)

this piece boasts three wheels instead of the sulky's two

Antique Harley-Davidson Machine Shop Metal Parts Bin memorbilia Brass hardware carries a time-earnedc. 1920s 1930s; Harley Davidson Motor Co. Milwaukee, WI Heavy gauge metal storage bin embossed "H. D. M. Co." along the side, denoting Harley Davidson Motor Company. The bin features rolled edges and a rectangular form, built for durability in factory and dealership use. Its rugged patina and industrial wear testify to decades of service, likely once employed to organize motorcycle parts, fasteners, or shop tools. Founded in 1903 in Milwaukee, Harley