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An exceptional piece of early Harley-Davidson history, this original 1927 dealer-issued promotional memo notebook survives in remarkable Very Good Plus condition. Printed by Meisenheimer Printing Co. of Milwaukee, WI, the orange cardstock covers showcase period lithograph illustrations of the Harley-Davidson delivery sidecar rig and the New-Type Single motorcycle, with bold advertising copy touting "Sport, Health and Economy" and "Speed Up Deliveries at ½ Present Costs."
Inside, the notebook contains calendars for 1927 and 1928, and fascinating handwritten entries from a real purchases. Parts orders, battery purchases, sprockets, shield glass, and running balances dated from 1959-1960, offering a living record of mid-century motorcycle commerce. A phone number in period script adds intimate provenance. A must-have for Harley historians, moto-ephemera collectors, and advertising memorabilia enthusiasts alike.