The Land Speed Record, 1930-1939 by R. M. Clarke (Paperback, 2005)

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This portfolio of reports tells how the Land Speed Record was raised from 231.46 mph in 1930 to 368.85 mph in 1939. Featured are articles on Kaye Don's Silver Bullet, Sir Malcolm Campbell's Blue Birds, George Eyston's Thunderbolt and John Cobb's Railton. Foreword by David Tremayne.

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PublisherBrooklands Books Ltd
ISBN-139781855205154
eBay Product ID (ePID)87516802

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Book TitleThe Land Speed Record, 1930-1939
AuthorR. M. Clarke
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2005
GenreSports
Number of Pages140 Pages

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Item Height270mm

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EditorR. M. Clarke
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom

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  • Rehash of old old old magazine blurbs

    The book is just a reprint of ancient magazine articles. Repetitive drawings, text and photos from each Campbell's attempt. No serious data anywhere. And hardly anything about other cars and pilots. Wasted money.

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  • A Golden Age of Record Breaking

    The Land Speed Record has always held a fascination for me, and this volume(part of a 5-book set) covers the golden era of record breaking with the three 'greats' featured - Sir Malcolm Campbell, George Eyston & John Cobb. All three were British and attracted much interest from both press & public alike. This book is full of reprinted articles from the time and captures the excitement of those times. Anyone interested in the subject will love the book, and there are lots of original photographs of both cars and drivers. Well worth the money!

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