1916 Indian Motocycle: Weekend Freedom and Joyful Farewells

1916 Indian Motocycle: Weekend Freedom and Joyful Farewells

This 1916 advertisement for Indian Motocycle captures the celebratory spirit of the early 20th-century weekend. The illustration features a young man in tall leather boots and a cap riding a vibrant red motorcycle away from a large group of people. He raises an arm in a cheery wave, paired with the nostalgic slogan, "So long till Monday!". The scene, set against a warm yellow backdrop and a large industrial or school building, emphasizes the motorcycle as a tool for personal liberty and escape. It remains an iconic representation of the Hendee Mfg. Co. era.

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