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FRAZER NASH CARS
IFUAZIEU CAUS (Managing Director : H. J. ALDINGTON) "Falcon Works," London Road, lsleworth, Middlesex. Telephone: HOUNSLOW 3 1 7 I…
December 1931
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TWO HOME-BUILT HYBRIDS
TWO H ME-BUILT HYBRIDS An Amateur's Efforts at Car Building. • N the early. days of the motor-car I and…
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Club News, December 1931
etialiewd THE NORTH WEST LONDON M.C. ON the 12th of this month the club will run the twenty-first LondonGloucester trial.…
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
ITEMS OF INTF,RhST FROM VARIOUTS SOITRCES A Hill Climb Venue Wanted. T • irE Light Car Club are desirous of…
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CRANKSHAFT COMPROMISES
CRANKSHAFT COMPROMISES rthe earlier days of the internal combustion engine the question of crankshaft design had not attained anything like…
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Traffic Signal Developments
TrainSignal revelopments. NO motorist likes unnecessary delay in the way of traffic hold-ups, but what exasperates him most of all…
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THE VETERANS HAVE A DAY OUT
THE VETERANS HAVE A DAY OUT By E. K. H. KARSLAKE. ANYONE who had chanced to penetrate to the first…
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WHAT AMERICA IS DOING
WHAT AMERICA IS DOING TREND OF AVIATION IN THE U.S.A. WHILE England can claim with every justification to be the…
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STAG LANE AND THE LONDON AEROPLANE CLUB
AND THE STAG LAN ONDON AEROPLANE CLU THE names of Stag Lane Aerodrome and the London Aeroplane Club are synonymous—one…
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AERONAUTICAL LECTURES
AERONAUTICAL LECTURES. SOME time ago the Royal Aeronautical Society started an experimental scheme of lectures at public schools on the…
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A"SWIFT" FLIES TO AUSTRALIA
" SWIFT " FLIES to AUSTRALIA BUTLER'S MAGNIFICENT FLIGHT. THE complete practicability of the ultra-small and comparatively lowpowered aeroplane for…
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WIRELESS WEATHER REPORTS.
WIRELESS WEATHER REPORTS. UNDER a special licence issued by the Postmaster General, The Automobile Association will now broadcast eight times…
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MOTOR SPORT
STRE-AMS " Shilling-a-week " Clubs. IHEAR that the membership of the L.G.O.C. Flying Club is now round about 1,300, and…
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A FORERUNNER OF THE SPEEDBOAT
A FORERUNNER OF THE SPEEDBOAT A CRAFT WHICH CLOSELY RESEMBLED THE SEMIDISPLACEMENT BOAT OF TO-DAY WAS DESIGNED AND BUILT FORTY…
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The "Sea Snipe."
The "Sea Snipe." THE engine of the Humber Snipe —a six cylinder unit of 23.8 h.p. R.A.C. rating, developing 72…
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HERE and THERE, December 1931
II-1 IE 11Z E and IF IH IE ik IE By -arnsliez ft" Father of the Motor Industry /_T is…
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MOTOR SPORT
Printed by W. MATF: & !:).)■4 )1419) LTD , 13 )urneniluth, and Pubiished by the Proprietors, MOTOR SPORT (1929) LTD.,…
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