Original 1941 municipal trade vintage catalog for the INDIAN MOTORCYCLE COMPANY.  Main office and plant were located at 837 State Street, Springfield, MA.

America's Oldest and Largest Manufacturer of Police Motorcycles & Axillary Equipment for Police and Government Requirements.

Indian Motorcycles for police and governmental use include three distinct models and sidecar auxiliary equipment to convert two-wheeled machines to three-wheeled vehicles with greater capacity. Two 'solo' (two-wheeled) models offered for the speed and maneuverability are the Indian Seventy-Four and Indian Four. The Indian Seventy Four, of the 'twin' cylinder type while the Indian Four is a '4'-cylinder type. Both models are ruggedly constructed of the finest materials and workmanship to ensure efficient, economical and dependable operation. New spring frame construction brings to the 'man in the saddle' a new and greater comfort and safety.

Products include the Indian Seventy-Four Motorcycle, Indian Four Motorcycle, Indian Three-Wheeled Police Car, Indian Motorcycle Sidecar and Radio Receiver, all are fully featured.

Has product images, description, application and specifications provide product details.

Unbound from a large rare 1941-1942 Municipal Index Catalog, this unique old one-page technical brochure would display beautifully matted and framed. Nice graphics. A fabulous addition to your retro motorcycle library.