Vintage bus stop bench signage for The Alley Chicago. The Alley is a counterculture boutique, established in 1971/1974. It is inseparable from the Chicago punk rock and goth scenes. The store uses bus stop bench advertising throughout the city and this is one such example, probably from the 1990s. It features a sale on Harley Davidson merchandise. The drill holes are from screws to attach to bus stop. Approximately 7' wide and 2' tall. Graphic in black, orange, gold, and white. This piece is in super condition for a collector of punk memorabilia, motorcycles, Chicago history, or advertising.
Set for local pickup only, but we are open to shipping it, but be forewarned that the cost will be significant, because this is a large sign.
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Experience a slice of Chicago's vibrant history with this unique Alley Chicago Harley-Davidson Bus Stop Bench Ad. A quintessential piece of Americana, it captures the spirit of the open road and the rebellious ethos of the Harley-Davidson legacy. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike, this memorabilia evokes the raw power and freedom synonymous with the iconic brand.
Crafted in the United States, this item is a testament to the rugged design and quality that Harley-Davidson is known for. It's not just a bench; it's a piece of art that pays homage to the gothic and punk influences that have shaped the motorcycle culture. Add a touch of classic American flair to your collection or decor with this exceptional find.
