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HERE AND THERE, October 1928

HERE AND THERE. SERVICE FOR OLD CROCKS. An 1894 Clement, belonging to Mr. Bertram Plewes, was the oldest car in the recent Emancipation Day Commemoration run from London to Brighton…

October 1928 Issue

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Stirling Moss drives his innovative disc brake Jaguar C-Type

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