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Motorcycles7968. Ash, Kevin. editor: Bikes of the Millenium. Peterborough: 1999. 144 pp. magazine format, card covers, illustrated. Featuring the best and most important motor cycles ever made and the stories they have generated. Small crease in front cover, a little wear otherwise good. £5.007948. Bacon, Roy: The Illustrated History of Norton Motorcycles. London: Selecta Book, 1996. 80 pp. 28.5 x 23 cm. The Illustrated Motorcycle Legends Series. Profusely illustrated in colour and b&w. Very good in a very good dustwrapper. £20.007950. Davison, Stephen: Joey Dunlop King of the Roads. Dublin: O'Brien Press Belfast: Pacemaker Press International 2000. 26.5 by 20.5 cms. 126 pp. illustrated, very good almost as new. Celebrating Dunlop's motorcycling career and life in a tribute published after his untimely death. £8.507952. Duke, Geoff: In Pursuit of Perfection. London: Osprey Publishing, 1988. 192 pp. 27.5 x 20.5 cm. Profusely illustrated in b&w. Autograph inscription on the title page reads "To Ken with best wishes, Geoff Duke". In the 1950s Geoff Duke was the greatest among equals in the world of motorcycle racing, riding to six world championship victories. In his own words Duke tells the enthralling story of the machines, the teams and the triumphs. Silver-blocked black boards. Dw has had 6-cm tear neatly repaired with peelable tape, but still a great memento of a great man. £45.007922. East Anglian Cyclemotor Club. National Autocycle Cyclemotor Club.: Buzzing The Newsletter of the East Anglican Cyclemotor Club, The National Autocycle and Cyclemotor Club. Suffolk: 1982-1995. 21 by 15 cms. TWO SETS - no.1: A run of 48 issues, plus one duplicate, from Vol 1 No 1 Spring 1982 to Vol 10 number 6 Dec. 1991. All in very good, mint condition. Vol 1 no 1- 4, Vol 2 no 1-4, Vol 3 no. 1-4 ( these 11 early issues are reprints) then originals, vol 3 no. 4. vol 4 to vol 10 are complete runs, four issues a year to vol 6, then six issues annually thereafter. I duplicate issue vol 7 no 2. It changed its name from the magazine of the E.A.C.C. to that of the N.A.C.C. during publication. All contained in a black, unlabelled Archive box. SET 2: A run of 24 issues, plus one duplicate, from Vol 11 No 1 Feb. 1992 to Vol 14 number 6 Dec. 1995. All in very good, mint condition. Vol 11, nos 1-6, Vol 12 nos 1-6, Vol 13 nos 1-6, Vol 14 nos 1-6, a duplicate of vol 13 no 3. All contained in a maroon, unlabelled Archive box. Plus a couple of inserts from Les Amis du Velosolex. These two sets give a near mint collection of the first 72 issues covering 13 years. £150.007949. Higgins, L. R.: Tourist Trophy Races Isle of Man 1907-1953. London: Shell and B.P. Guide, 1953. 128 pp. 20 x 13 cm. Profusely illustrated. Index of riders. Card covers. A classic history of the subject. £15.006513. Hook, Patrick, editor: Harley-Davidson The Complete History. London: PRC Publishing, 2004. 30 by 23.5 cms. 448 pp. illustrated, very good in dustwrapper. A comprehensive history of this icon from 1903 to the present day. A beautifully illustrated book, but very heavy with implications for postage. £12.001985. MacDiarmid: Triumph The Legend. Parragon Books Bristol 1998. 195mm by 255mm. 80pp. colour illustrations. d.w. v.g. The history of this marque. £6.007947. McCleery, W. F.: Stanley Woods A Short Biography. Belfast: Ulster Folk and Transport Museum 1987. 15 by 21 cms. n.p. c. 36 pp. illustrated.Born in Dublin, Woods career in motor cycle racing was concentrated from 1920-1939. Between 1925-33 he was connected with Norton. This booklet has become quite scarce. £23.007951. McCook, Alistair: Days of Thunder The History of the Ulster Grand Prix. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan 2004. 22.5 by 27 cms. 191 pp. illustrated, good in very slightly worn dustwrapper. An in depth account of this nostalgic motorcycling race from its start in 1922. £15.004884. Silver, Len and Douglas, Peter: The Speedway Annual. London: Pelham Books 1969. 124pp. illustrated, no dustwrapper, includes profiles of some leading riders. £6.008478. Windrum, Norman: The Ulster Grand Prix. Belfast: Blackstaff Press 1979. 150 pp. 24 by 18 cm. Profusely illustrated An in depth account of this nostalgic motorcycling race from its start in 1922. Contents good, in worn glazed pictorial covers. Various photographs are autographed by riders, with two autographs - one of which is PW Miller ? - on the halftitle. Page 63 "To Ken/Best wishes/Geoff Duke". Page 79 "To Ken/Best Wishes/Sammy Miller." Page 87 "John Surtees". £45.008259. Worthington-Williams: Collins Transport Series Cycles and Motorcycles. Glasgow and London: Collins 1976. 29 by 22 cms. 62 pp. Illustrated by Max Ansell, Mike Atkinson, Richard Hook. Laminated pictorial covers, in very good condition. £5.00 |
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