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Auction - The Motoring Memorabilia Auction 03/03/2020 4:00 PM AEDT Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 1 GRAND PRIX: Five editions of 'Grand Prix' by Nigel Roebuck and John 10a SENNA: A Robert Tomlin print depicting Ayrton Senna at the 1993 Townsend. 1985 - 1989 editions European Grand Prix, Donington U.K. Numbered 554/750. Tomlin, GRAND PRIX: Five editions of 'Grand Prix', numbers 1 - 5, comprising Wheatcroft, Watkins signatures years 1985 - 1989, authored by Nigel Roebuck and John Townsend, SENNA: A print by Robert Tomlin - "and Senna goes through!!!" - with general data and statistics. depicting Ayrton Senna driving what is regarded as the finest lap ever in Est. 60 - 80 the history of F1 at the 1993 European Grand prix held at Donington, 2 MOTOR RACING SCRAPBOOK: Five original editions of Motor Racing U.K., print one of 50 artist proofs, limited edition 554/750, signed by Scrapbook. Editions No.2 - No.3, No.6 - No.8 artist, Donington Circuit owner Tom Wheatcroft and Prof Sid Watkins, MOTOR RACING SCRAPBOOK: Five original editions of Motor Racing measures 45cm wide, 35cm high; with CoA. Scrapbook including editions No.2 - No3, No.6 - No.8; all copies ring Est. 80 - 120 bound. 11 GRAND PRIX/MOTOR RACING: A collection of Motor Sport, F1 Grand Est. 150 - 200 Prix Guides, Media Guides 3 MOTOR RACING SCRAPBOOK: Two editions of Motor Racing GRAND PRIX/MOTOR RACING/MEDIA GUIDES: A collection of F1 and Scrapbook, No.1 & No.6. No.1 with Klemantaski signature motor racing/media guides including Jacques Deschenaux Grand Prix MOTOR RACING SCRAPBOOK: Two editions of Motor Racing Guides, 2001, 2007, 2014 editions, Ford F1 1991 Formula One Race Scrapbook including edition No.1 'Klemantaski's Photo-Album', authored Guide, Formula 1 2002 Media Guide; and others. and signed by Louis Klemantaski, 45 pages, published 1947, ring Est. 50 - 80 bound; together with Motor Racing Scrapbook 1946, No.6, authored by 12 RACING DRIVERS: A collection of hardcover books profiling racing car John Eason Gibson, ring bound. drivers Est. 150 - 200 RACING DRIVERS: A collection of hardcover books profiling racing car 4 FORMULA 1 YEARBOOK: Ten editions of Formula 1 Yearbook. Years drivers including 'Hero Driver' authored and signed by Alfred Coppel, 1997-98 to 2008-2009 published 1954, 214 pages, 'Paul Frere - My Life Full of Cars' by Paul FORMULA 1 YEARBOOK: Ten editions of Formula 1 Yearbook, Frere, published 2000 by Haynes publishing, 248 pages, with comprising of consecutive years 1997-98 to 2008-2009, hardcover, all photograph of Paul Frere, 'Works Driver - the autobiography of Piero edited by Chronosports; some editions sealed. Taruffi', published 1964 by National Trade Press Ltd, 222 pages, with Est. 150 - 200 photograph of Piero Taruffi; and others. 5 FORMULA 1 SEASON REVIEW: Eight consecutive editions of 'The Est. 100 - 150 Official Formula 1 Season Review' No.1 - No.8 13 GRAND PRIX DRIVERS: A collection of books detailing Grand Prix FORMULA 1 SEASON REVIEW: Eight consecutive editions of 'The drivers Official Formula 1 Season Review' by Haynes Publishing, No.1 - No.8, GRAND PRIX DRIVERS: A collection of books detailing Grand Prix spanning years 2004 - 2011; some editions sealed. racing drivers including 'Anatomy Of A Grand Prix Driver' hardcover Est. 80 - 120 book by Richard Garrett, published 1970 by Willmer Brothers Ltd, 160 6 GRAND PRIX: An assortment of F1 Yearbooks pages, 'Great Racing Drivers' hardcover book by Doug Nye, published GRAND PRIX: An assortment of hardcover F1 Yearbooks including 'F1 1977 by The Hamlyn Publishing Group, 156 pages, 'Grand Prix 90', text by Leo Turrini, 'formula one - The 1999 Season', published by Champions' hardcover book by Alan Henry, published 1995 by George Michael O'Mara Books Ltd, 222 pages, 'The Official Formual 1 Season Weidenfeld and Nicholson Ltd, 120 pages; and others. Review 2007' , 247 pages, published by Haynes Publishing; and others. Est. 80 - 120 Est. 80 - 120 14 MARTINI: A hardcover book detailing the history of Martini motor racing 7 AUTOCOURSE: Three editions of Autocourse MARTINI: 'Martini Racing Story' hardcover book by Paolo D'Alessio AUTOCOURSE: Three hardcover editions of 'Autocourse' including detailing Martini racing history, published 1997 by Giorgio Nada Editore, 'Autocourse 1995-96', published by Hazelton Publishing, 272 pages, 223 pages. 'Autocourse 2003-2004', published by Hazelton Publishing, 272 pages; Est. 30 - 50 together with 'Autocourse - 60 Years Of World Championship Grand Prix 15 GRAND PRIX YEARBOOKS/REVIEWS: A group of F1 Grand Prix Motor Racing', authored by Alan Henry, with narrative and statistics, Yearbooks and Reviews from various years published by icon Publishing Ltd, 400 pages. GRAND PRIX YEARBOOKS/REVIEWS: An assortment of Grand Prix Est. 50 - 80 Yearbooks and Reviews by various publications including 1995 and 8 MOTOR RACING: A collection of seven Motor Racing hardcover books 1996 'Formula 1 Yearbook' published by Chronosports Editeur, 'Formula MOTOR RACING: Seven books detailing Motor Racing including 'Cars 1 Passion 97 - 98' hardcover book published 1997 by Diffomedia, At Speed' hardcover book by Robert Daley, published 1961 by G.T 'Autosport Grand Prix Review 2000' published by Haymarket Autosport Foulis & Co Ltd, 303 pages, 'The Interantional Grand Prix book of Motor Publications, with 'Ex Libris' Stirling Moss sticker to front page; and Racing' hardcover book, edited by Michael Frewin, published 1965 by others. Leslie Frewin, 303 pages, 'Motor Racing - The Grand Prix Greats' Est. 100 - 150 hardcover book edited by Barrie Gill, published 1972 by Pelham Books, 16 WALKER: A group of Murray Walker books. Murray Walker signatures 165 pages; and others. WALKER: A group of Murray Walker books including 'Unless I'm Very Est. 50 - 70 Much Mistaken' autobiography hardcover book, authored and signed by 9 MARCH: Three hardcover books detailing the history of the March F1 Murray Walker, published 2002, 393 pages, 'Murray Walker's Formula team. With Max Mosley signature One Heroes', authored by Murray Walker and Simon Taylor, signed by MARCH: Three hardcover books detailing the motor racing team March Murray Walker, 'Murray Walker - The very last word' softcover book by including 'The Story Of March' by Mike Lawrence, published 1989 by Christopher Hilton, published 2002, 208 pages; and others. Aston Publications Ltd, 256 pages, with signed Max Mosley photograph, Est. 50 - 80 'March - The Rise and Fall of a Motor Racing Legend' by Mike 17 TURBO ERA: A group of hardcover books detailing the Turbo Era of F1. Lawrence, published 2001 by Motor Racing Publications Ltd, 272 pages, Ian Bamsey signature 'March - The Grand Prix & Indy Cars' by Alan Henry, published 1989 by TURBO ERA: A group of hardcover books detailing the Turbo Era of Hazelton Publishing, 253 pages, with separate commerative envelope Formual 1 racing including 'Niki Lauda - Second Time Around', depicting the 1971 Italian Grand Prix and containing data sheet, published 1984 by William Kimber & Co Ltd, 252 pages, 'McLaren envelope signed by Squadron Leader Des Hill, numbered 0019/210. Honda Turbo' by Ian Bamsey, published 1990 by Haynes Publishing, 96 Est. 100 - 150 pages, 'V10 Formula One Engine Technology' authored and signed by 10 MARLBORO: A collection of Marlboro Grand Prix Guides and Ian Bamsey, published 2005 by Racecar Graphic Ltd, 160 pages, Driver,Team Profile numbered 000128; and others, some with international text. MARLBORO: A collection of Marlboro Grand Prix Guides including Est. 50 - 80 'Marlboro Grand Prix Guide 1950 -1980', 'Grand Prix Guide 1950-92, 18 E.R.A: 'E.R.A - A Concise History hardcover book by J.R.W.Barker 1993 edition', 'Grand Prix Guide 1949-1998, 1999 edition' and others; E.R.A: 'E.R.A - A Concise History' hardcover book by J.R.W.Barker, together with interesting 1989 'Marlboro World Championship Team' published 1992 by Transport Bookman Publications, 71 pages. Driver, Team Profiles and photographs of F1 cars and drivers. Est. 40 - 60 Est. 80 - 120 19 GRAND PRIX RACING: 'Grand Prix Racing 1906 - 1914' hardcover book by T.A.S.O Mathieson GRAND PRIX RACING: 'Grand Prix Racing 1906-1914' hardcover book by T.A.S.O Mathieson, pubished 1965 by Connaisseur Automobile A.B; with slip cover Est. 150 - 250 Auction - The Motoring Memorabilia Auction 03/03/2020 4:00 PM AEDT Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 20 WOMEN IN MOTORSPORT: Three hardcover books detailing women in 28 MOTOR RACING: Four period Motor Racing books motor sport. Susan TP-Jamieson signature MOTOR RACING: Four period Motor Racing books including 'Full WOMEN IN MOTORSPORT: Three books detailing women in motor Throttle' by Sir Henry ("Tim") Birkin, Second Edition, published 1932, sport including 'Les filles dans la course' hardcover book by 291 pages, 'Motor Racing' hardcover book by S.C.H.Davis, published Jean-Francois Galeron, published 1994, 94 pages, with French text, 1932, 305 pages, 'Motor Racing' softcover book by Phil Drackett, 'Rosie's Memories' softcover book by Rosie Bernard/Lorie Coffey, published 1952, 84 pages; and one other. published 2007, 143 pages; together with 'Women in Motorsport from Est. 50 - 100 1945' hardcover book, authored and signed by Susan TP-Jamieson, 29 C.AN MAY: Three hardcover books by C.A.N MAY with Peter Tutthill, published 2003, 194 pages. C.A.N MAY: Three hardcover books by C.A.N MAY including 'Shelsley Est. 50 - 70 Walsh' published 1946 by G.T Foulis & Co.Ltd, 135 pages, with 20a PETERSON: Print by Simon Ward of Ronnie Peterson at the 1978 photocopied dust cover, "Wheelspin Abroad" published 1949 by G.T Austrian Grand Prix. Signed Andretti, Fittipaldi. Numbered 67/500 Foulis & Co.Ltd, 176 pages, 'Wheelspin' published 1971 by G.T Foulis & PETERSON: A print by Simon Ward - "A Tribute To Ronnie Peterson" - Co.Ltd. depicting the Austrian GP, August 13, 1978.
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