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1930s NH Motorcyclist – Stunt Ride Through Burning Wall
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i have a poster of an event near Pittsburgh ,Pa. of a coming attraction of a man who will ride his motorcycle thru a wall of fire,unsure of date right now(I gave the poster to my brother) was wondering if this picture is the man who it is advertising.
Jarett,
The man pictured above is my father, Berwin “Webby” Webster. He would have been riding his motorcycle from about 1930-1950. He didn’t ride professionally but he did do occasional stunts. I am sure there were others who did similar things. I can’t say whether he was the same person on the poster, but I tend not to think so, he probably would have mentioned such a publicized event.
Janice W. Brown