Panhead Engine Pin in solid pewter, for your vest, jacket or saddlebag. 1 post, hand-applied aged silver patina. Made in our family workshop in France.
The Panhead
Built by Harley-Davidson from 1948 to 1965, it owes its name to its rocker covers shaped like upturned pans. A cult engine, at the heart of the first choppers.
One attachment post
At 20 mm (0.79 in) wide and 20 mm (0.79 in) high, this pin sits on one post: it stays firmly in place on your vest. To make sure you never lose it on the road, try our locking pin backs.
Handmade, piece by piece
In our family workshop, since 1989, every pin is cast in solid pewter in our own moulds, deburred by hand and given an aged silver patina. The patina brings out every detail of the relief, and pewter never rusts.
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