The 1933 model year was one of the lowest production years in Harley history, with only 2671 big twins produced and a total production of 3703 units (includes singles and small twins). Both motorcycles pictured are powered by 74 cu in. sidevalve engines with hand-shift three-speed transmissions. Of the two motorcycles used in the photo shoot, the sidecar model, is the rarest with only 164 being manufactured.
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Were the dangling leaves in the foreground superimposed from another photograph? Their presence lends the image a little hint of voyeurism, as if the photographer was hiding in a tree.
--rats
how did they git on that deserted Island?
Believe it or not they're on a beach in Milwaukee.
Yes they are. There were some outtakes that were deemed too risqué to publish. https://designyoutrust.com/2026/01/harley-davidson-motorcycles-on-a-milwaukee-beach-photographed-in-1933-for-a-beautiful-promotional-shoot/
That's something to consider, pre photoshop:-)
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