Recent content by friday

I would say so

but what about claimed 1947 and 1948 pink slips and titles of bikes, supposedly manufactured in a year that there was no factory production (1941). (forgery, false names) I'm no lawyer but isn't ENGINE STAMPING a bit creative, if not illegal ? production ran for 4.5 years. The 1936 quote was...

whoa ! seems to be an App that searches out key words, "Crocker" being one of them. Ive posted on other forums and the topic is 'attractive'. On one forum, the present day owner of the business name, showed up but he never responds to any of my emails . These are wood patterns for casting...

I'll say it again Im not asking anyone to do anything for free or looking for anyone to research.

Im not asking anyone to do anything for free or looking for anyone to research. who owns the i.p of the drawings ? Is Crocker still owner of the i.p ? Will he always be the owner of the i.p ? Al Crocker is long dead. He did not sell the drawings, the business, manufacturing rights or the Brand...

It would be difficult to find someone to pay , as the world of 'counterfeit artifacts' is usually very tight lipped and paper work none existent. no one is ever going to admit to engine stamping. I would say i.p rightfully belongs to the original owner and has been dishonestly acquired by...

The TV show means nothing, "Breach of copyright" got my attention. I want to know how where the ownership lies with the i.p of those drawings. The drawings were not returned, they could have easily have been photocopied but no. Everything that has been written surrounding these bikes is...

A mc goes up for auction promoted as being genuine yet it is a replica, is misrepresented. a pile of parts can only be considered period correct vintage, if it has an engine stamp, of the period. That engine number quite likely belonged to a mc that went to scrap 70 years ago. These bikes go...

I write mc articles. Im in new zealand and researching Crocker motorcycles of the 1930s. The owner Al Crocker had drawings / Blue prints drawn by Paul Bigsy (electric guitar) in 1935. Those drawings were given to Elmo Looper in approx 1941 or 42. He gave those to his younger brother, Murray in...