Early motorized cycling takes center stage in this original Briggs & Stratton advertisement from the May 8, 1920 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.

The large illustration emphasizes the bicycle’s spokes, pedals, and attached Motor Wheel. Beneath the heading “Motor Wheeling,” period sales copy promotes powered transportation, while an inset illustration carries a “100 Miles Per Gallon” advertising claim.

The reverse advertises Northern Tissue from Northern Paper Mills of Green Bay, Wisconsin, with an illustrated shop scene and oversized brand lettering.

One original magazine sheet, printed on both sides, bearing page numbers 107 and 108. Offered unframed.

Condition: Toned paper with light handling wear, scattered small marks, edge wear, and a small upper-right corner loss on the Motor Wheel side. Reverse printing shows through in places. Please examine the photographs.

A distinctive piece of transportation and industrial advertising for collectors of antique bicycles, small engines, and Milwaukee manufacturing history.

Paper advertisement only; no equipment or complete magazine included.