Graham Hill Scrapbook 1929 -1966 (Original Scrapbook)

PHILIP PORTER

Biographies & Memoirs

Porter Press International

Land Rover Scrapbook (Original Scrapbook)

Mike Gould

Porsche 911 Scrapbook (Original Scrapbook)

Engineering & Transportation

Glen Smale

Automotive

The Automotive Art of Alan Fearnley (Original Scrapbook)

Fearnley, Alan

Douglas Wilmer is one of the finest character actors the British Theater has ever produced. Remembered for playing Sherlock Holmes in the 1960s BBC television series, many consider his to have been the definitive portrayal. Born in January 1920, he completed his memoir in his eighty-ninth year. It is fascinating, amusing, controversial, thought provoking, informative and compelling.

Stage Whispers: Douglas Wilmer, the Memoirs by Wilmer, Douglas (2009) Hardcover

Douglas Wilmer

Barry Cryer Comedy Scrapbook

Humor & Entertainment

Cryer, Barry

Humor

Range Rover: The Anniversary Guide

The Iconic E-Type: Celebrating 50 Years of the E-Type Jaguar

Published in 2019 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic movie, The Italian Job, The Self-Preservation Society is a 334-page book packed full of fascinating information and written by Matthew Field, the world's leading authority on one of the most popular films ever made.With a foreword by Sir Michael Caine, the book is lavishly illustrated with hundreds of photos and archive documents, and based on more than 50 in-depth interviews. This fantastic books features all the cars in detail, the actors, crew and locations, explodes a few myths, includes some revelations and tells the story of the movie in a highly readable style.

The Self Preservation Society: 50 Years of The Italian Job

Matthew Field

Movies

Tells the story of patriotic racing driver Raymond Mays’ ambitious plan during the late 1940s to harness the power of the British automotive industry and create a new Formula 1 car with which to break the domination of teams from continental Europe. Having founded ERA before the Second World War, Mays introduced for this latest project another set of initials that would pass into motor racing folklore: BRM – British Racing Motors.\nAfter a troubled start with the spectacular V16, BRM’s fortunes started to turn around, and in 1959 Jo Bonnier scored its first World Championship Grand Prix victory at Zandvoort. The team’s crowning glory came in 1962, when Graham Hill became the first British driver to win the World Championship in a British car. That famous success helped to lay the foundations for the UK’s multi-billion-pound motorsport industry.

BRM: Racing for Britain

Wagstaff, Ian

Nye; Doug

Sports & Outdoors

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