Racing Collection (page 20)

Little No. 1 Austin wins 500 Mile Race
Early Motor Car Racing - Little Number One Austin wins the 500 Mile Race. 1930

Jean Chassagne, French racing car driver
Early Motor Car Racing - Jean Chassagne, French racing car driver

Isle of Man Course, Gordon-Bennett Cup Race
Early Motor Car Racing - Isle of Man Course, English Eliminating Trials, Gordon-Bennett Cup Race of 1904. 1904

Henry Fournier, French racing driver
Early Motor Car Racing - Henry Fournier, French racing driver

Grand Prix 1923, The Bugatti Team
Early Motor Car Racing - Grand Prix 1923, The Bugatti Team. 1923

Grand Prix 1923, Pierre de Viscaya in a Bugatti
Early Motor Car Racing - Grand Prix 1923 with Pierre de Viscaya in a Bugatti. 1923

First London to Brighton Run with M Levassor
Early Motor Car Racing - First London to Brighton Run. 1896

Drivers overtake Carraciola in Mercedes
Early Motor Car Racing - Drivers overtake Carraciola in No. 70 Mercedes (right)

Early Motor Car Racing - Driver Sir Henry Tim Birkin. circa 1932

Early Motor Car Racing - De Kruyff at the wheel

Charles Jarrott driving a 40 HP Panhard
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott at the wheel of a 40 HP Panhard in the Paris-Berlin Race of 1901. 1901

Charles Jarrott with Bianchi
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott with Bianchi

Charles Jarrott with early racing motor bicycle
Early Motor Racing - Charles Jarrott with an early racing motor bicycle

Charles Jarrott, motor racing driver
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott at the wheel

Charles Jarrott in Circuit des Ardennes Race
Early Motor Car Racing - Charles Jarrott at the finish of the Circuit des Ardennes race. 1902

Charles Jarrott in Paris-Bordeaux race
Early Racing - Charles Jarrott in Paris-Bordeaux race. 1899

British Team for Gordon-Bennett Races
Early Motor Car Racing - British Team for Gordon-Bennett Races (left to right) Charles Jarrott, Sidney Girling, Selwyn Edge. 1904

Argonne Circuit, Gordon-Bennett Cup Race
Early Motor Car Racing - Argonne Circuit, French Eliminating Trials, Gordon-Bennett Cup Race 1904. 1904

50 HP Napier Racing Car
Early Motor Car Racing - 50 HP Napier Racing Car. 1901

Three winners of the Circuit des Ardennes Race
Early Motor Car Racing - Three winners of the Circuit des Ardennes Race (left to right) George Heath 1904, Baron De Crawhez 1903, Charles Jarrott 1902. circa 1904

Race drivers Charron, Girardot, Farman, Fournier, De Kruyff
Early Motor Car Racing, portraits of drivers - 1 Charron, 2 Girardot, 3 Farman, 4 Fournier, 5 De Kruyff

Le Mans 1929, Tim Birkin with Babe Barnato
Early Car Motor Racing - Le Mans 1929, Tim Birkin with Babe Barnato. 1929

Irish Course, Gordon-Bennett Cup Race
Early Motor Racing - Irish Course, Gordon-Bennett Cup Race. 1903

Wolverhampton Racecourse 1844
Onlookers watching the horse racing from the crowded grandstand at Wolverhampton Racecourse. Date: 1844

Crystal Palace new cycling track, 1896
The Crystal Palace new cycling track, 1896. Twenty-five miles race - Stocks beats Walters. J. W. Stocks, twenty-five miles winner. Start for the ten miles professional race. Date: 1896

Sir Gordon Carter, Clerk of the Course at Ascot from 1910 to 1941. A stickler for perfection, he apparently changed his outfits five times a day during Ascot week and washed

Photo finish compared
A page from The Illustrated London News showing a diagram by unknown photographers, comparing a single-exposure race finish to a photo finish

Blackness of society at Ascot - June 1910
Due to the recent death of King Edward VII on the 6th May 1910, full mourning attire was wore by the society at Ascot until the 17th June 1910. June 1910

America yacht winning at Cowes, 1851
The America yacht winning at Cowes in 1851. 1851

Horseracing poster by Stephen Chapman. 1918

Sir Alfred Munnings (1878-1959), Painter, particularly of equine subjects, and President of the Royal Academy from 1944-49. Outspoken opponent of Modernism

Animal silhouettes - including a giraffe, a crocodile, a horse, a stag, a donkey, and a jockey riding a horse. circa 1820

Sir Malcolm Campbells Bluebird II
The Campbell-Napier-Railton Blue Bird (Blue Bird II), with which Sir Malcolm Campbell broke the land speed record at Daytona Beach on 5 February 1931 reaching a speed of 245.736 mph. Date: 1931

Malcolm Campbell with his Bluebird car, 1931
Sir Malcolm Campbell (1885-1948), British racing motorist and motoring journalist, with the Campbell-Napier-Railton Blue Bird (Blue Bird II)

Princess Margaret at the Derby, 1955
Princess Margaret at the Epsom Derby wearing a dark blue dress coat in heavy silk with a small white hat and white open toed sandals. Date: 1955

Princess Margaret and Princess Royal at Ascot, 1952
Princess Margaret and her aunt, the Princess Royal (Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood) arriving in the Royal Procession at Royal Ascot, 1952

Catford Gold Vase - cycling event 1897
Short-lived between 1895 to 1900, cycling and athletics track at Catford, London. During the first stage of the six hours, some grand riding was shown by J

Three boys with hoops
Three boys racing down a pathway with their hoops. Date: circa 1906

Racehorse, Gray Cloud, Alberta, Canada
Prizewinning racehorse, Gray Cloud, Alberta, Canada, 25 July 1912. 1912

Grandstand and Lawn, Randwick, Sydney, Australia
Grandstand and Lawn, Randwick racecourse, Sydney, Australia. circa 1900s

Clara Grace, accomplished English woman cyclist and record holder, having ridden from London to Coventry in 6 hours, 56 minutes and 49 seconds. Date: 1895

Tonga, Pacific Ocean - Vava u Harbour, Canoe Racing and Nukuleka Beach. Date: circa 1910

Advertisement for Hercules Bicycles - a smart lad in his school uniform is delighted with his new racing bicycle, as is his proud Mother

FAVOR CYCLES POSTER
A colourful poster for Favor cycles and motorbikes from the 1920s period. 1927

BUGATTI 57.s MODEL 1930S
The Bugatti 57.S competition model racing car. Date: 1930s

Provident racegoers enjoy a picnic between races at the Ascot meeting Date: 1844

Ambush II winning the Grand National
Ambush II, owned by King Edward VII, wins the Grand National. 1900

Thomas-Morse MB-7 - R-5 AS64374
Thomas-Morse MB-7 / R-5 AS64374, racing number 7. The Thomas-Morse MB-7 was a United States Navy racer, converted from a United States Amy Air Service MB-3

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