In 1903 the first Harley-Davidson motorcycle was placed into production by William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson.  Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Harley-Davidson Motor Company produces large heavyweight  motorcycles designed for cruising on the highway. Harley-Davidson motorcycles, known as "Harleys" or "Hogs", have a distinctive design and are noted for the tradition of heavy customization that gave rise to the chopper-style of motorcycle.  Harley Davidson Zippos have become very popular both with bikers and collectors, and in the 1990's Zippo licensed the Harley-Davidson brand and have since produced a large variety of sought-after Harley Davidson designs on the Zippo lighter.

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This 1961 Zippo with a graphic of a couple on a motorcycle advertises Lewis Puckett, a dealer of   Harley-Davidson Motorcycles serving Central Florida.  

Harley-Davidson Zippos

1994 black paint Zippo with a white Harley "Vintage Iron - 53 Panhead".

1981 Zippo with emblem of  Harley Davidson Motor Company  Museum York, PA. -

1983 brass prototype Zippo with emblem for Harley Davidson's celebration of  its 80th Anniversary 1903-1983, Made in America.  The reverse has a seal that reads "Harley-Davidson Motor Company Officially Licensed Product.

1990 brass Zippo with prototype design of helmeted motorcycle racer Zippo "Harley Davidson - 50 Years of Racing Excitement"

1987 brass Zippo with the emblem for the Harley Museum in York, PA where the Company's largest manufacturing plant is located.

1987 brass Harley-Davidson Zippo.