Dale LaFollette’s

THE GRAND SPORT SERIES

This series of photos are all 12 X 16, newly printed and matted with archival mat board to 16 X 20. Each photo is printed on fiber based art paper and has been selected because of the quality of negative and subject matter. I have heard these referred to as garage art, but that is only if someone you share space with will not allow them in the house and that is a shame!
These photos are too big for the scanner but I will be happy to send digital photos of them. Because I do not have all of my inventory currently matted delivery could take up to two weeks on these images. Shipping on all 16 X 20 items is $10 in the US.
(GS1) Peter Collins, Ferrari, Dutch GP 1958, 1/4ing front view, action, car well out of shape, crowd behind. $160
(GS2) Elevated rear view of George Eyston, MG K3, Brooklands, a posed photo, George is looking back at the camera over his shoulder, car on the rough concrete of Brooklands, wonderful! $160
(GS3) The Clement/Watney Bentley Speed Six, LeMans 1930, rounding a corner, 1/4ing front view, two men peering through a fence in the foreground, policeman, spectators, houses in the background. The negative for this photo was sold but I followed it to it’s new owner and have obtained some new prints. $160
(GS4) John Cobb, Napier-Railton Special, Brooklands, action 1/4ing front view, ALL FOUR WHEELS OFF THE GROUND! At the famous bump, chilling! $160
(GS5) Tazio Nuvolari, Bugatti Type 59, Spain 1934, 1/4ing front view, in pits, mechanics behind car, stylish lady approaches from the rear, looks exactly like Betty Boop, Nuvolari in looking at her in his rear view mirror, the devil! $160
(GS6) Nuvolari straddling pit rail looking directly at camera, Monaco 1937, a wonderful portrait. $160

(GS7) Nuvolari after winning Italian GP at Monza, 1932, sits on rear cowl of Alfa Romeo, crowd of well-wishers around, Tazio’s face shows fatigue, dirt of the event. $160
(GS8) Mike Hawthorn, Ferrari, German GP, Nurburgring 1954, action side view, Mike is in full view, crowd blurred behind. $160
(GS9) Fangio, Maserati 250F, French GP 1958, action side view, Fangio looking back over his shoulder, this photographer (Edward Eves) was standing along side Jesse Alexander and clicked the shutter just a millisecond before Jesse took his famous photo. It looks like Fangio is looking at the photographers but he is looking across a hairpin to see his pursuers. $160
(GS10) Jim Clark, Lotus 49, British GP 1967, tight head-on action view, Jim has ‘er bent way out of shape, great image of a fabled driver. $160
(GS11) Jim Clark, Lotus 25, tight rear view, pits, Jim looking back over his shoulder at the camera. Great photo but I only have two and there will be no more of these. $160
(GS12) Willie Mairesse, Ferrari SWB 250 GT, Tour de France 1960, Willie out of car talking to locals, head on view of four Ferraris in narrow village street, hotels on both sides, bright, sun-lit background. $160
(GS13) This is my personal favorite,(I am an Alfa guy even though I do not own one right now) it is Tim Birkin winning LeMans in 1931 in his Alfa Romeo, a 1/4ing front view, passing both huge trees and a crowd so sharp that if your grandmother were there you could pick her out. (She’s not there, I looked.) $160
(GS14) Fangio, Mercedes Benz W196, action side view, tight, winning the Italian GP at Monza 1955, the man is really racing, he is covered in grime and he is so placid, fabulous. $160
(GS15) Monaco 1934, bright sunlight, main straight, wooden pit counter full of tools, important people strolling about, trees shading the pit-boxes, Whitney Straight’s 8CM Maserati in the foreground being worked on, the Principality rising in the background, an altogether wonderful scene we would all like to retreat into. $160
(GS16) Elevated view of the front row of the starting grid of the French GP at Reims 1939, the two Mercedes of Lang and Caracciola, both drivers in their seats, Nuvolari’s Auto Union with the driver missing, electric starters at the ready, mechanics, officials, Neubauer around the cars, spectators in the background. $160
(GS17) The Barnato/Birkin Bentley Speed Six speeding around corner on it’s way to first place, LeMans 1929, action, 1/4ing front view, stick fence, spectators, trees in the background. $160
(GS18) Alberto Ascari, Lancia D24 just seconds after receiving the checkered flag for first place in the 1954 Mille Miglia, flagman, police, crowd in the background, first well-wisher has just reached the car. This photo has a grainy texture to it but it is a news photo and it looks the part. $160
(GS19) A slightly elevated action front/side view of Ron Flockhart in the Ecurie Ecosse D-Type Jaguar winning at LeMans 1957, banners, crowd behind. $160
(GS20) Fangio in Maserati 250F on his way to another win, entering the Station hairpin at Monaco, 1957, side view, the “old man” unperturbed as always, this is from an Edward Eves negative. $160
(GS21) Pedro Rodriguez, Porsche 917, on his way to winning the BOAC 1000 K race at Brands Hatch 1970, a famous victory for a great car/driver combination, 1/4ing front view, tight. $160
(GS22) The debut of the Type 35 Bugatti at the French GP at Lyons 1924, Ernest Friderich in the Bugatti negotiating the downhill esses, Virage de la Mort, Campari’s Alfa Romeo behind, action 1/4ing front/side view, hillside with spectators behind, great! $160
(GS23) The starting grid of the 1956 German GP at the Nurburgring, photo shows the entire grid with pits and buildings behind, spectators in both the foreground and background, the castle on the hill in the distance with a terrible rain storm filling the sky in the background, a dramatic and beautiful photo. $160
(GS24) Rosemeyer, Auto Union, Donington Grand Prix, 1937, action 1 1/4 side/front view, cornering, Mercedes tightly follows, pits, spectators in background, very sharp, great image! $160
(GS25) Nuvolari, in MG Magnette, garlands around neck, crowd congratulating him on winning Tourist Trophy, 1933, tight on cockpit, sharp. $160
(GS26) Team of three Mercedes Benz 300SLRs lined up in paddock, elevated view, Eiffelrennen, Nurburgring 1955, Porsche 550A behind, mechanics, other workers around, impressive sight. $160
(GS27) Phi Phi Etancelin, Maserati 8cm, leads Veyron’s Bugatti Type 51 down the hill along side the harbor, Monaco 1934, 1/4ing head on action view, Maserati in immediate foreground. $160
(GS28) Action side view of Phil Hill, Alfa Romeo 2.9 roadster cornering, Palm Springs 1951, he’s along side an MG with a open wheeled special behind. This is from a Strother MacMinn negative. $160
(GS29) Action side view of Ferrari Barchetta #25 cornering, Palm Springs 1951, same corner as above, same race, no other cars around but now we have a photographer on the right focusing on the Ferrari turning this racing photo into art, a Stother MacMinn negative of course. $160
(GS30) A Bugatti Atlantic coupe in a dark garage, a shaft of light from a sky light illuminates the front of the car, a young man in a white t-shirt stands in the background, towering over the car somewhere in Los Angeles, late 40s, forgive me a couple of non racing photos here but I have always loved this car and this photo makes me ache to have been there then. Another Stother MacMinn negative. I have this photo both with and without the young man, your choice. $160
(GS31) An over-the-top Delahaye roadster with a hugely voluptuous (volumptuous maybe?) body,probably Figoni and Falaschi, side view, MGTC behind, behind that a building wall with a “Better Used Cars” sign, somewhere in LA, early 50s, this will be a conversation starter on the wall of a home or office I guarantee or your money back! MacMinn negative. $160
OVAL TRACK RACING (ANONYMOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS)
(OTR2) Mario Andretti rear engine Dean Van Lines Special with crew in pits, 3rd place and rookie of the year, Indianapolis 1965, color. $25
(OTR4) Jimmy Clark in Lotus with crew posed in pits, winner Indianapolis 1965, color. $35
(OTR13) Jim Bryan in Belond Special, Indy 1958, posed pic for Firestone tires, vintage, badly cracked not torn, thus. A$24
(OTR115) Jim Clark’s Lotus in garage, mechanics working, rear view, body off, Indy 1967, no Clark. A$28

(OTR120) Dan Gurney pit stop, Lotus Ford, Indy 1964, mechanics around, crowds behind, tight, great non Indy photo A$28
(OTR122) Bill Holland, in Blue Crown Special poses for Firestone, sepia, creases thus. A$26
(OTR132) Ralph Hepburn leans on Packard Cable Special in Indy pits, excellent sepia vintage photo. -A$40
(OTR138) 11 X 14 print by Wilson from Hughes negative, Sailer, DePalma, Hearne, Vail, Thomas in 25 mile race, Beverly Hills Feb. 1921, grandstand, oil wells in background. +AA$195
(OTR142) Al Keller sit in the Bardahl Special, Indy 1958, tight, elevated 3/4 front view. A$28
(OTR146) Ted Horn sits in Riverside Special on the bricks at Indy, tight posed photo, vintage, great. A$35.
(OTR148) Foyt’s car as above, along with Robinson and McCoy sprinters, action side view, Ascot 1968. A$35
(OTR149) 1/4ing action side view, Bobby Unser, Watson 4-cam Ford, Ascot 1969. A$35
(OTR154) Elevated view of front straight at Indy but 1930, two cars in view, small, crowd and stands around, sepia, matted to 11 X 14. A$45
(OTR157) Dan Gurney testing the Lotus 29, pipe organ exhausts, England 1963. Vintage Ford photo. B$25
(OTR160) Elevated view, looking down on Brabham’s Indy Cooper, 1961, no driver, mechanics working. PL RC A$25
(OTR161) A posed cockpit portrait of Ralph DePalma sitting is his Packard racer, 1923, tight on cockpit, little car in view, wind hat on goggles on top, great portrait, matted. A$75
(OTR162) John Aitken, Peugeot, posed 1/4ing side view before the Harvest Classic at Indy in 1916, full car in view, dog sits on cowl! Matted. A$75
(OTR163) Richard Hainer, (movie star) stands along side Miller FWD, Richard wears racing garb, lady he talks to is full stylish babe, (now, now, she is completely dressed) tight, head on view of Miller which is all we care about. All this for the early movie,”Speedway”, matted. A$95
(OTR164) Jim Clark, Lotus, Indy 1965, his winning year, cockpit portrait, helmet no goggles, shows filler caps to exhaust manifold, pensive mood, COLOR. PL A$35
(OTR165) Jim Clark, Lotus, Indy 1967, cockpit portrait talking to Colin Chapman, helmet on, no goggles, arms crossed, tight on the two of them, COLOR. PL A$35
(OTR166) Dan Gurney, Lotus, Indy 1964, action side view, practice. $25
(OTR168) Wilbur Shaw, co-driver pose with “Catfish” Gilmore Special, winners at Indy 1937, side view. $40
(OTR169) Factory photo of Mark Donohue’s Sunoco/Simoniz Lola T-152 for Indianapolis 1969, posed 1/4ing side view. A$22
(OTR170) Three photos of FWD Miller Packard Cable Special in a museum, (LA?) Three views of restored car. A$45
LAND SPEED RECORD STUFF (ANONYMOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS)
(LSR46) Goldie Gardner stands along side MG streamliner on the Salt Flats 1952, wire photo, release at bottom. -A$50
(LSR47) Two photos on 8 X 10 paper, Goldie Gardner in the MG streamliner in action on the Bergamo-Brescia Road in Italy. First is a cockpit shot of Gardner, the other is a 3/4 front view action photo. With 1946 news release attached. $50
(LSR49) Robert Albert’s Crosley powered lakester, (bellytank), starter bending down to see the car pushed off, Bonneville, 1952. 3/4 front view, tight, sepia, press release attached. B$50
(LSR51) Two photos (2 X 6.5) matted together, the first is Lee Bible posed in the White Triplex at Daytona 1929, the other the crashed remains of the White Triplex. PL $75
(LSR56) John Cobb and his Railton Mobil Special, 3/4 front view of car, John standing in the cockpit, Bonneville Salt Flats, 1947, matted, a Bill Shipler photo. A$65
(LSR58) John Cobb’s Napier-Railton, action side view, Bonneville Salt Flats, 1938, Wide World Photos, matted. A$45
(LSR59) Malcolm Campbell’s Bluebird, Brooklands 1935, head on view, crowd around, clubhouse in background, matted. B$60
(LSR60) Malcolm Campbell, Bluebird, 1927, action side/front view, not Daytona, crowd behind, probably Brooklands, matted. B$60
AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPHS ( A 10% discount applies with AUT and EPH items when two (2) or more are purchased for $300 or more except where noted.)
(AUT6) Juan Fangio in Mercedes W196 in action, Monaco 1955, tight side view, sharp. Autographed "JM Fangio". An Alan Smith photo. PL -A$450 no discounts apply.
(AUT32) Autographs of Rene Dreyfus and John Cobb on photo of them seated at bar in Rene's restaurant, sepia. A$200
(AUT36) Cliff Allison autograph on Edward Eves photo of Lotus 16 in Karassel at German GP 1958. PL AA$100
(AUT53) Roy Salvadori, Cooper, action side view, Olton Park 1957, Autographed. AA$125
(AUT70) 4 X 5 photo, Hans Hermann, LeMans winner, portrait, no hat, well taken, smiling, perfect condition, autographed in pen. -A$60
(AUT75) Tight action photo, two Cobras, 1/4ing front view, Brands Hatch 1964, Jack Sears leading, autographed by Jack Sears. -AA$125
(AUT76) Stirling Moss, small professional portrait, 3.5 X 5, suit and tie, autographed by Moss. Vintage. $50
(AUT77) As above only has some creasing that does not impact viewing of photo. Autographed also. Vintage. $40
(AUT78) As above only with slight ink stain this time. $40
(AUT85) Jack Brabham, 1961 Cooper GP car, action side view, vintage autograph by Jack. 5.5 X 3.5 inches. $75
(AUT86) Bruce McLaren in 1962 Cooper GP car, action 3/4 front view, autographed by McLaren, low contrast to autograph. 5.5 X 3.5 inches $295
(AUT108) Andre Pilette, driving a Simca-Gordini, action side view, inconveniently autographed on the back by Pilette. C$50

(AUT109) Montague (Monty) Roberts was the factory race driver for Thomas in the early part of the last century, as such he was elected by the factory to drive in the New York to Paris race of 1908. Here we have a collage of 10 of his personal photos of that race re-photographed into a single image of 11 X 13, dry-mounted and matted to 16 X 20. The image is both autographed and inscribed. None of these photos in the collage are in either the Schuster or Scarfoglio books. A very early piece of American racing history. $500 No discounts apply.
(AUT110) Autographed photo of Montigue (Monty) Roberts in his Thomas, posed before the 1906 Vanderbilt Cup races. Slight moisture damage to portion of autograph. $350 No discounts apply.
(AUT111) Small (3.5 X 4.5) portrait of Masten Gregory, no helmet, two pair of goggles around neck, autographed. $225
(AUT112) Autographed photo of Tony Rolt, LeMans winner, in full four wheel drift, Goodwood, in the Seaman Delage. B$100
(AUT113) Malcolm Campbell, portrait in a leather helmet with goggles on top, smiling. A vertical news photo autographed vertically. Photo ( 2.5 X 5.5) has had background “painted” out for publication on one side. $250
(AUT114) Luigi Chinetti, three time winner of LeMans, his autograph on a small photo of the start of the 1949 LeMans race. PL RC C$95
(AUT118) Peter Collins, Thin Wall Special, action side view, Aintree 1954, Autographed. B$600 No discounts apply.
(AUT119) (Baron) Emmanuel de Graffenreid sits in the cockpit of his 4CLT Maserati, Silverstone International Trophy Race, 1949, a large, tight photo, autographed. -AA PL $125
(AUT120) Ian Stewart, with long tailed C-Type Jaguar, LeMans 1952 side view in paddock, autographed. RC PL -C$50
(AUT121) A beautiful old Indy photo of Rodger Ward sitting in his roadster in 1960, autographed and dedicated “To Roy With Many Thanks”. A$60
(AUT122) John Surtees, Ferrari in 1964 I believe,(back of photo sez 1961, Wrong!) tight quartering front view, action, autographed by John. -C$75
(AUT124) Vic Elford, UOP Shadow CanAm car, turbo Chevrolet with 1240 horsepower, action, 1/4ing front view, autographed by Vic, release on back. A$65
(AUT128) Jacky Ickx, Ferrari GP car, action COLOR photo, signed by Ickx. PL C$75
(AUT129) Manfred von Brauchitsch, pre-war Mercedes driver, litho postcard with portrait of Manfred and action photo from 1939, 4 X 6, signed by Manfred. $75
(AUT130) Jackie Oliver, LeMans winner, portrait removed carefully from book, 8 X 10, signed by Jackie, excellent. $75
(AUT131) Oliver Gendebien, Ferrari GP car, tight cockpit portrait, helmet, goggles on helmet, autographed on windscreen area, 3 time LeMans winner. C$200 no discounts apply.
(AUT132) Cliff Allison, Lotus 16, action photo at Goodwood chicane, Moss behind, autographed by Allison. PL C$40
(AUT133) Barney Oldfield, Plymouth advertising litho postcard, autographed by Barney his-own-self! $85
(AUT134) Stirling Moss, Mercedes litho postcard, portrait of Moss and action photo of Moss in Mercedes at Brit GP, Aintree, autographed by Moss. $35
(AUT135) Karl Kling, Mercedes 300SL, Mercedes litho postcard, portrait of Kling, action photo of him winning Pan American Road Race, 1952. $100
(AUT136) Richard Seaman, Mercedes driver, autographed on a prewar factory portrait, perfect condition, this is a rare and valuable autograph as he was killed in 1939, these autographs, when available sell for around $1500, this one is here to sell, thus: C$950 no discounts apply.
(AUT137) Ferdinand,”Ferry” Porsche, Porsche factory portrait, signed in white ink. C$295 no discounts apply.
(AUT138) Froilan Gonzalez, posed holding trophy for winning British GP in 1951, helmet under arm, modern photo signed in 1990. C$85
(AUT139) Hermann Lang, Mercedes driver both pre and post war, European Champion in 1939 according to Hitler’s goons, (Muller in his Auto Union should have been), LeMans winner in 300SL 1952. Factory portrait autographed by Lang, matted. C$225 no discounts apply.
(AUT140) Large cockpit portrait of John Surtees, corner wrinkled, small tear at top, autographed by Surtees. A$45
(AUT141) Jackie Oliver, UOP Shadow GP car, head-on action photo, Monaco I think, autographed by Jackie. A$85
(AUT142) Duke Nalon, posed in his Novi, Indy 1953, autographed by Nalon in 1953. A$150
EPHEMERA (THE RARE BITS!) (10% discount on two (2) or more items in AUT or EPH catagory when total exeeds $300 except where noted)
(EPH57) Letter from Roger Ward on his personal letterhead, one page typewritten in blue ink, signed by Ward in black ink. $50
The following items are the entry forms for the Monza Race of Two Worlds in 1958. Each form lists the car owner, car and the driver and each is individually signed by the driver. Stapled to each is a hand written form listing the speeds and times of each driver’s qualifying laps. They are available for the following drivers, remember, each is signed by the driver and, of course, there is only one of each:
(EPH59) Jim Rathman, Zink Special...................$125

(EPH60) Paul Russo, Novi Special.....................$125

(EPH61) Eddie Sachs, Robbins Special.............$175

(EPH62) Johnny Parsons, Agajanian Special....$125

(EPH63) Ray Crawford, Mirror Glaze Special.....$125
(EPH68) Sunday August 8, 1937, the Monaco Grand Prix, von Brauchitsch wins in his Mercedes W125. Did you have the winning lottery ticket? It is probably a little late to win but you can buy a beautifully engraved, three color lottery ticket with a Grand Prix car featured in the middle. (It is supposed to be an Alfa but not quite as they must not have wanted to insult the German contingent.) These are genuine 1937 Monaco GP lottery tickets in mint condition, 2 1/4 X 4. I have several so I can even offer them in consecutive numbers if you wish more than one. Mount it on your wall and tell your friends it was the winner, what do they know? While they last. I have a few left!! $25 each.
(EPH71) Poster from the 1989 Monterey Historic Auto Races mounted on foam core, a tribute to Aston Martin, autographed by Stirling Moss, Carroll Shelby, Jack Fairman, David Brown and three others that I cannot figure out who they are, so potluck! $175

(EPH73) Ellery Garfield, engineer, worked for Renault in the 20s designing and driving both the 1925 Renault 40CV open car and the 1926 Renault 40CV cabin speedster that claimed 24 hour speed records at Montlhery, the 1926 car being the first car to record average speeds over 100 mph in 24 hours beating the Bentleys to the record. Garfield wrote of his exploits in two letters sent to C. Harold Wills, principal in Wills St Clair automobiles. The first letter is a four page hand-written letter written and signed sometime after the 1925 record. The second letter was type-written and signed just after the 1926 100 mph record, it is two pages long. Also included are four photos of the 1925 car in action and during a pit stop and six photos of the 1926 cabin speedster including action, pit stops and three different views of the car at rest. Three photos were taken by Meurisse, one photo is autographed by Garfield and one photo has a schematic drawing of the car by Garfield on the reverse. All but one photo have written descriptions on the reverse. Also included is a carbon of a telegram sent by Mr Wills to Garfield. A very interesting piece of racing history, ten photos, two letters, telegram carbon, all articles are vintage to the time. $900. No discounts apply.
(EPH87) ADVENTURE AT SPEED is a paper-bound is a 20 page book, 8 ½ X 11 ½ , containing a “potted” history of the Land Speed Record and a stiff cardboard cut–out model to build of Seagrave’s Golden Arrow LSR car. Printed in 1974. $35
(EPH88) A 20 X 15 ½ inch 4 view plan drawing of Donald Campbell’s Bluebird LSR car, done by Model Maker Plan Service. I do not know when but I remember them being advertised in the early 60s. Folded twice, small tear in corner, does not effect plan. $50
(EPH90) A USGP at Watkins Glen program from 1974 featuring the autographs of the following: Roger Penske, Mark Donohue, John Surtees, Rob Walker, Jody Scheckter, Niki Lauda, Denis Hulme, Arturo Merzario, Graham Hill, Mike Wilds and one that no matter how hard I try I cannot figure out! The cover is worn and loose from the staples but it is all here and it is full of heros!! $500 No discounts apply.
(EPH97) A personal home-made album of photos and writing about a trip to the German GP in 1934, 6 X 7. Photos range from 3 1/4 X 2 1/4 to 35mm contact prints, 11 photos at the track, other photos of the castle and personal photos. Cover is folder w/photo, pages are not attached, just held in cover. Each page has writing in German describing photo. Excellent condition. $100
(EPH99) The “Official Program” for the Donington Grand Prix, October 1, 1938, 6 X 9, 42 pages, photos feature Auto Union, Mercedes, all of the drivers including Nuvolari, Lang, Seaman, Muller and Caracciola, first owner corrected car numbers in program, wrote name on cover, otherwise excellent condition. $165
(EPH100) A 12 page, 5 X 8 booklet of the regulations for the 1938 Grand Prix at Donington. Describes the type of car that can enter, prize money, everything pertaining to this race. Includes an unused stick -on car pass for the event! Dress up you pre 1938 street car! Booklet and car pass excellent condition.$120
(EPH102) Hand-written letter from Nino Vaccarella, winner at LeMans, three time winner of the Targa Florio, winner of Sebring, on Automobile Club d’Italia stationary, in Italian, signed by Nino Vaccarella. $85
(EPH103) THE AUTO Motor Journal (English)for July 25, 1930 with eye-witness account of the 1930 Dublin Grand Prix won by Rudi Caracciola in an SSK Mercedes together with a modern print of Rudi and his Mercedes in the pits. Magazine is 31 pages including 7 pages on the Dublin GP with many sharp photos. $125

(EPH104) The program for the very first Grand Prix to count toward the current World Championship, the Grand Prix d’Europe incorporating the British Grand Prix, held May 13, 1950 at Siverstone and won by Farina in an Alfa 158. The original owner of this program scored all of the races with pencil so while the program is written in it is very informative. $100

(EPH105) As a companion to the above program here is the British Grand Prix program from 1951 held July 14, 1951 and won by Gonzalez in a Ferrari, which was Ferrari’s first Grand Prix victory, again, original owner scored events in pencil, otherwise the program is in excellent shape. $75
(EPH106) The “program” for the Targo (sic) Florio Road Race held in Los Angeles, CA April 15, 1934, a one piece folded listing of the drivers and a scoring grid with cover art, but look at these drivers! Ted Horn, Al Gordon, Lou Meyer, Rex Mays, Fred Frame, Kelly Petillo, Stubby Stubblefield, Cliff Bergere and on and on for a list of 20 drivers, most in Ford V8s, one Terraplane one Willys and one Plymouth. I believe that this was a dirt roadcourse laid out at Ascot and I am sure that you will correct me if I am wrong! Heavy card stock 11" X 7", stain to fold area, has 2 holes punched at top and bottom of fold. $85
(EPH107) illustrated envelope showing Taruffi’s 4.1 Ferrari that he won the 1957 Mille Miglia in, autographed by Piero Taruffi containing two litho card photos of Taruffi and five cards of his racing history. $195
(EPH108) A small (8 X 10) portfolio of 6 modern RC photos, size “B”, of a ”Monoplace Type 59/50B Bugatti” together with an 8 page booklet describing chassis # 50180 in detail but in French. The portfolio is blue in color with red Bugatti emblems front and back and is limited to an edition of 200 this being #186. Put together sometime in the 80s I believe. $100
As you can tell I have been constantly upgrading my stock and matting most vintage photos to show them the respect that they deserve. I have over 300 vintage images that will be matted in the coming months so if you are looking for something in particular let me know, it might be in the box! Currently there is no one else on earth offering as many vintage racing photos for sale as Vintage Motorphoto.
That is about it for now, next catalog in Feb. if I am lucky. I hope 2002 was a good for you as it was for me. I got to travel quite a bit, saw LeMans for the first time, and did a little fishing. Who sez retirement is a bad deal? The hardest thing I do all year is pound out this bloody catalog!! But then you are the reason that I do that because I have met some of the neatest people through this little business of mine. Thanks for your patronage!!
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If you are looking for books on racing or on any part of automotive history, shop manuals, brochures, hand books or even old Road & Track Magazines you need to get in touch with Logan Gray of Vintage Motorbooks. He can be reached at 503 2924227 or fax at 503 292 5636. His e-mail address is vintagemotorbooks@attbi.com. Don’t look to Logan for a catalog as he does not have one but do ask him if he has what you want. His prices are always reasonable and he is very knowledgeable. He also has a huge warehouse full of cool stuff!

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