The Jimmy Hill Indian Motorcycle Memorabilia Collection

The Jimmy Hill Collection

The name Jimmy Hill is synonymous with the legendary Indian Motorcycle. Jim began work at the Indian factory in Feb. of 1933 as an experimental engineer. Jim held various titles during his tenure with the Indian Co. Service Manager...Service Engineer...Instructor-US Army School... Asst. Chief Inspector...Project Head Exp. Dept...Project Head Assembly Dept...Special Assignments Liaison...Superintendent...Chief Inspector

Ed Kretz on Jimmy Hill... "Red Armstrong and Jimmy Hill were the backbone of the racing and engineering department. It was a real pleasure to have been able to race and work with them" Source... Foreword - Iron Redskin by Harry Sucher

Items currently being offered for sale by the family

Charlie Franklin Tool Box Opening Bid: $7500.00 plus shippingThe Indian
Magazine...Celebrity Additions...open bid $800.00 + shipping.

Items formerly in the collection

EIGHTY ONE factory negatives...8x10 Exc. Cond...SOLD
FORTY SEVEN...Mint Condition...Indian News Magazines... Vol.1 No.1 1925 - December 1932...No Repeats...Selling as set only...SOLD

If you have questions about any of the items for sale, email Steve Budreau

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