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Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-049
Chapter: 5 — The Standard
Source page: Open the original Lititz BMX page
Record blocks: 3
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| Features a community post showcasing a white, black, and S dakioctened . yellow Dirt Werx race jersey with a prominent “Leary” nameplate. —— The graphic highlights a specific physical defect—a jagged tear | = — on the upper back—alongside multiple angles of the jersey’s sleeves and the “Dirt Werx Fine Bicycles” branding. Leary In the post, Kyle A. Huffman focuses on the forensic history of | =e the garment, specifically investigating the origin of the tear. He ca notes that this piece was gifted to Justin Dumas, son of the late | - gS Bill Dumas (Livermore Boss). This connection revealed that W Za y Livermore Boss manufactured the Dirt Werx frames and forks. . Huffman updates the group on a recent acquisition for the Lititz BMX collection: a New Old Stock (NOS) Dirt Werx frame stamped “PR 12,” which is believed to be prototype number 12. The community interaction serves to document the manufacturing lineage and provenance of the Dirt Werx brand. This record archives the link between Bill Dumas and the production of these frames. — Features a community post showcasing a Team USA race jersey ‘ from the 2017 UCI World Championships in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The graphic includes multiple angles of the red, white, f; R) oes and blue jersey, highlighting the “LEARY” nameplate and USA f | 1 DS BMX branding, alongside a photograph of Harry Leary and Greg a -* L = ie . Mathias standing together at the event. key pes = 7 (aa) 74 In the post, Kyle A. Huffman expresses an interest in having USABmx.ct q 2 7 Mathias join the group to share behind-the-scenes details. 4 Community member Rob Merritt notes he was present at the er. “ event. This jersey was donated to Harry’s teammate, Greg 7 . Mathias, who had it professionally framed alongside his own gear and race artifacts. Features a community post showcasing a 1994 March issue of Se, American BMXer magazine, featuring Harry Leary on the cover 7 a as “A Living Legend.” The graphic includes a close-up of the Joy eanp Z | magazine’s masthead and a wide shot of the full cover, with a cal “ specific focus on the cursive handwriting scrawled across the ap ae - “ | page. em : 5 | a laos In the post, Kyle A. Huffman refers to it as a “Loose leaf cover…” ed and engages the group by asking, “can you make out what he . ° wrote?”. In the comments, Greg Mathias identifies the signature ess as simply “Harry Leary,” while Rob Merritt notes the difficulty of os reading the script. This signed page was gifted to Beverly Leary, Harry’s mother; the thumbnail in the image shows her holding C) 17. Harry Leary’s mom, Beverly the signed picture. In the associated Lititz BMX podcast clip, ey | Beverly shares her “one word” to describe her son: “Joy.” eI ( - The community interaction for this post serves to archive a piece f Pa = of personal memorabilia within the collection while documenting ) J > 4 Ez the emotional and family history of a sport icon. This record 5 \ ae - archives the specific 1994 “Living Legend” feature, while . = capturing the intimate connection between Leary and his mother OO and the legacy of joy he left behind. & @ |
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| Features a community post showcasing a white, black, and S dakioctened . yellow Dirt Werx race jersey with a prominent “Leary” nameplate. —— The graphic highlights a specific physical defect—a jagged tear | = — on the upper back—alongside multiple angles of the jersey’s sleeves and the “Dirt Werx Fine Bicycles” branding. Leary In the post, Kyle A. Huffman focuses on the forensic history of | =e the garment, specifically investigating the origin of the tear. He ca notes that this piece was gifted to Justin Dumas, son of the late | - gS Bill Dumas (Livermore Boss). This connection revealed that W Za y Livermore Boss manufactured the Dirt Werx frames and forks. . Huffman updates the group on a recent acquisition for the Lititz BMX collection: a New Old Stock (NOS) Dirt Werx frame stamped “PR 12,” which is believed to be prototype number 12. The community interaction serves to document the manufacturing lineage and provenance of the Dirt Werx brand. This record archives the link between Bill Dumas and the production of these frames. — Features a community post showcasing a Team USA race jersey ‘ from the 2017 UCI World Championships in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The graphic includes multiple angles of the red, white, f; R) oes and blue jersey, highlighting the “LEARY” nameplate and USA f | 1 DS BMX branding, alongside a photograph of Harry Leary and Greg a -* L = ie . Mathias standing together at the event. key pes = 7 (aa) 74 In the post, Kyle A. Huffman expresses an interest in having USABmx.ct q 2 7 Mathias join the group to share behind-the-scenes details. 4 Community member Rob Merritt notes he was present at the er. “ event. This jersey was donated to Harry’s teammate, Greg 7 . Mathias, who had it professionally framed alongside his own gear and race artifacts. Features a community post showcasing a 1994 March issue of Se, American BMXer magazine, featuring Harry Leary on the cover 7 a as “A Living Legend.” The graphic includes a close-up of the Joy eanp Z | magazine’s masthead and a wide shot of the full cover, with a cal “ specific focus on the cursive handwriting scrawled across the ap ae - “ | page. em : 5 | a laos In the post, Kyle A. Huffman refers to it as a “Loose leaf cover…” ed and engages the group by asking, “can you make out what he . ° wrote?”. In the comments, Greg Mathias identifies the signature ess as simply “Harry Leary,” while Rob Merritt notes the difficulty of os reading the script. This signed page was gifted to Beverly Leary, Harry’s mother; the thumbnail in the image shows her holding C) 17. Harry Leary’s mom, Beverly the signed picture. In the associated Lititz BMX podcast clip, ey | Beverly shares her “one word” to describe her son: “Joy.” eI ( - The community interaction for this post serves to archive a piece f Pa = of personal memorabilia within the collection while documenting ) J > 4 Ez the emotional and family history of a sport icon. This record 5 \ ae - archives the specific 1994 “Living Legend” feature, while . = capturing the intimate connection between Leary and his mother OO and the legacy of joy he left behind. & @ |
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