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Bulletin Index 1961 to 1970 up to Bulletin No. 108 Heroes of the VSCC. Photographs, Portraits Vintage Sports-Car Club Ltd. - Bulletin Index 1961 to 1970 up to Bulletin No. 108 Heroes of the VSCC. Photographs, Portraits or groups with text. Code No. Name Description No.88-4-65-49 Lord Ailesbury in his 1921 de Dion Bouton offside view No.90-2-66-18 Ronnie Barker and friend at the Pom. Silverstone. No.77-1-63-53 W. O. Bentley with Stanley Sedgwick at Oulton Park No.71-2-61-39 Cecil Bianchi in a Brescia Bugatti at Oulton Park No.90-2-66-18 Peter Binns pushing his O.M. at Charterhouse No.90-2-66-30 Anthony Blight in BGH 23 at the Pom. Silverstone No.104-4-69-13 Winifred Boddy with Tim Carson and Neil Corner No.80-4-63-FC John Bolster at Prescott No.83-3-64-11 The Late Lord Brabazon with friend No.84-4-64-14 Miss Catriona Christison No.72-3-61-2 Barry Clarke in action with 4 1/2 ltr. Talbot at Wiscombe No.71-2-61-51 John Bolster with Bloody Mary at Oulton Park No.80-4-63-33 W. F. Bradley at Silverstone in the Itala No.71-2-61-66 John Broad at Silverstone in his Bentley No.100-4-68-FC Tim Carson at Silverstone 1948 No.83-3-64-12 Louis Chiron driving Count Johnny Lurani's Type 49 Bugatti No.71-2-61-39 Basil Davenport in his G.N. Spider at Oulton Park No.83-3-64-24 Basil Davenport in his G.N. Spider o/s view at Curborough No.71-2-61-40 S. C. H. Davis with Mann's 3 litre at Oulton Park No.103-3-69-13 "Gibbo" with Karl Kling and Harry Bowler at Oulton Park 1958 No.71-2-62-42 John Eason Gibson in a Brooklands Riley at Oulton No.81-1-64-43 Derrick Edwards with Ulster Aston Martin CMC 614 at S/Stone No.71-2-61-40 Kenneth Evans in Monk's R type M.G. at Oulton Park No.71-2-61-41 George Eyston being interviewed at Oulton Park Vintage Sports Car Club - Bulletin Index - Heroes of the VSCC. continued 1961-70 Photographs, Portraits or groups with text. Surname entered in Alphabetical Sequence Code No. Name Description No.71-2-61-41 Featherstonhaugh in Sir Ralph Millais's Alfa CGP 901 Oulton No.77-1-63-53 Sir Roy Fedden with the 1910 15 h.p. Straker-Squire No.82-2-64-53 Footitt with the Merrydown Trophy with friends at Silverstone No.86-2-65-11 Archie Frazer-Nash at the start of the 200 mile race No.72-3-61-35 Dudley Gahagan in his E.R.A. at Prescott start. No.90.2-66-35 Betty Haig driving her B.M.W. 328 at Silverstone No.72-3-61-11 Bernard Harding and Amilcar at Silverstone No.106-2-70-35 Keith Hill standing in the rear area of his car No.93-1-67-6 Max Hill with the last five Club's Presidents - Guy Griffiths No.88-4-65-51 Mrs. Judy Hogg in 1 1/2 litre Aston Martin CMC 614 No.72-3-61-45 Douglas Hull warming up E.R.A.at Prescott No.95-3-67-12 Peter Hull with Sid Day and Bill Wilks at Oulton Park No.71-2-61-52 Alec Issigonis in the Lightweight Special at Oulton Park No.71-2-61-51 Mrs. Jennings (Margaret Allen) driving Bentley YF 3984 at speed at Oulton Pk No.103-3-69-2 Mme Elizabeth Junek at Oulton Park No.77-1-63-12 Bernard Kain dealing with Bugatti repairs on the Eastern No.105-1-70-19 George Lanchester in the 1913 38 h.p. - offside view No.79-3-63-54 Patrick Lindsay, success in the Seaman Trophy, Oulton Park No.100-4-68-33 Forrest Lycett with Donald McKenzie and GW 2926 No.107-3-70-34 Patrick Marsh offside view in an Austin No.106-2-70-40 Bill May offside view in cockpit at Fawley No.86-2-65-23 Sir Ralph Millais in his Alfa CGP 901 at Copse No.71-2-61-25 Hamish Moffatt in his Brescia Bugatti Vintage Sports Car Club - Bulletin Index - Heroes of the VSCC. continued 1961-70 Photographs, Portraits or groups with text. Surname entered in Alphabetical Sequence Code No. Name Description No.107-3-70-18 Martin Morris at Oulton Park winning Seaman Trophy Race No.71-2-61-52 Kay Petre in the works S.V. Austin at Oulton Park No.80-4-63-48 Mike Quartermaine in his Vauxhall at Prescott No.71-2-61-53 Tony Rolt in the E.R.A. Delage talks to Innes Ireland No.108-4-70-31 Sir Francis and Lady Samuelson in the T.T. Sunbeam, Thruxton No.104-4-69-21 Dick Seaman Czech G.P. 1935 photo provided by Mme. Junek No.79-3-63-42 Stanley Sears, with P. A. Mann, and Hugenholtz at Butlins No.77-1-63-53 Stanley Sedgwick with W. O. Bentley at Oulton Park No.80-4-63-24 Pesi Shroff in India with Phantom III and Silver Ghost Victoria No.90-2-66-36 'Jock' Stephen wide at Copse in his Alvis OC 3230 No.106-2-70-67 Russell Wilson-Kitchen "Bollards to the lot of 'em" No.71-2-61-53 Clive Windsor-Richards driving Darbishire's Vauxhall at Oulton No.104-4-69-FC Count Zborowski with "Chitty Bang Bang" 14th May 1921 Vintage Sports Car Club - Bulletin Index 1971 to 1980 Heroes of the VSCC. Photographs, Portraits or groups with text. Surname entered in Alphabetical Sequence Code No. Name Description No.136-4-77-8 Val Adaway with "Dish of the Day" Simon Phillips at "The Pom." No.128-4-75-FC Roy Adnams Presteigne Trophy winner on Pilleth II No.113-1-72-26 Nigel Arnold-Forster at Thruxton Frazer Nash PE 2259 No.146-2-80-63 Monsieur Becquet with the Delage circa 1926 No.139-3-78-2 Mrs Biggles and Algernon at Brooklands in 1933 No.116-4-72-19 Peter Binns with his HRG offside view HPL 255 No.123-3-74-10 Prince Bira with Stirling Moss at Rouen retrospective G.P. 1974 No.135-3-77-2 Tony Bird receives rain inducing cake from Treena Christison No.136-4-77-7 Tony Bird nearside profile by Studio 3 No.125-1-75-26 W. (Bill) Boddy in paddock location No.110-2-71-6 John Bolster in his 1911 Silver Ghost KN ??7? No.118-2-73-2 Harry Bowler in GNat at Shelsley Walsh 1972 No.123-3-74-11 Manfred von Brauchitsch in 1938 W163 Mercedes Benz at Rouen '74 No.128-34-75-40 Buckle beside Lancia GO 725? at Madresfield No.117-1-73-63 Rosemary Burke driving her Morris BR 8606 at Thruxton No.122-2-74-4 Sir Malcolm Campbell with his 1926 Sunbeam No.140-4-78-FC Sir Malcolm Campbell with young Donald in his garage in 1931 No.145-1-80-2 Malcolm Campbell in the 1 1/2 litre Delage 9th September 1928 No.111-3-71-34 Tim Carson with ERA company on the Silverstone grid No.112-4-71-FC Tim and Margery at Thruxton No.113-1-72-2 Tim Carson, MBE President Emeritus No.143-3-79-29 Hector Chappell surrenders on the grid at Silverstone No.143-3-79-2 Louis Chiron at Nice 1925 in a Bugatti No.120-4-73-FC Sam Clutton drives the Itala at Prescott, wins Edwardian Class No.120-4-73-47 Sam Clutton aboard his 1928 2-speed Scott o/s view in Ramsey IOM No.123-3-74-64 Sam Clutton in attentive mood at Shelsley Walsh in the pits area No.139-3-78-70 Sam Clutton with Jack Williamson and the Itala LD 2301 70th birthday No.145-1-80-65 Sam Clutton on Peter Palumbo's 1894 Benz going to Brighton No.146-2-80-20 Sam Clutton with Jack Williamson and the Itala No.122-2-74-28 John Cobb at 1930 Brooklands 500 mile race with the Delage Vintage Sports Car Club - Bulletin Index - Heroes of the VSCC. continued 1971-80 Photographs, Portraits or groups with text. Surname entered in Alphabetical Sequence Code No. Name Description No.145-1-80-64 Roger Collings and crew prepare for the Brighton Run in Y 176 No.148-4-80-15 Ben Collings and young Dunn family in Fathers Darracq No.122-2-74-51 Mic Comber, Peter Hull, Bunny Tubbs and Nigel Arnold-Forster & Aston No.111-3-71-FC Colin Crabbe and W125 at Oulton Park, (Ernie Twigger in the background) No.147-3-80-59 James W. T. Crocker with Barry Clarke and Roland Grazebrook No.129-1-76-2 May Cunliffe with Bill Perkins and 1924 2 litre Supercharged GP Sunbeam No.126-2-75-FC Basil Davenport and Spider 2 enjoying the sunshine at Curborough No.111-3-71-21 Kaye Don with the Sunbeam Cub No.127-3-75-49 Jack Dunfee with Russ Turner at Brooklands and ex-Birkin Bentley No.116-4-72-21 Gordon England at Brooklands, in 1926 No.119-3-73-52 Mr. E. C. Gordon England stands next to Mr. Mances 1926 3 ltr. Sunbeam No.146-2-80-65 Peter Glover in playful mood at the Buxton Rally No.148-4-80-5 Martin Grant Peterkin driving 1904 Humber front view BO 19 No.145-1-80-64 Robert Grazebrook on his 1900 2 3/4 HP De Dion going to Brighton No.142-2-79-FC Miss J.
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