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Contents, January 1943
Pray tolerance ! .... Inside front cover The Edwardian Renaissance .... 1 Some amateur-built "Specials" .... 4 An account of…
January 1943
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Pray tolerance!
After the Boat Race it was usual for spirited undergraduates to impinge on the Metropolis and proceed to paint the…
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The Edwardian Renaissance
One hesitates to flog one's own particular hobby horse too flagrantly in public; but the enthusiasm for Edwardian motor cars,…
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Some amateur-built "specials"
In which K. B. Salmon describes some non-standard sports cars which he has perpetrated In view of the many famous…
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The evolution of the racing car
Laurence Pomeroy's third article in the above series was not published in the last issue because it could not be…
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Stop press!
We regret to have to report that Lieut. John Cumming has been reported killed in action in the Middle East.…
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An account of the 1913 Cyclecar Grand Prix
Kenneth Neve describes an unusual but classic race of the days of "chain-cum-belt." All except the very youngest of Motor…
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Things to which we can look forward
The war news, which is about the only news we get now, is so promising at the time of writing…
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Cars I have owned
H. F. Hart describes his personal mounts There must be many enthusiasts like myself who have been unable to enjoy…
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Rumblings, January 1943
The Veteran C.C. and the Edwardians The Veteran Car Club of Great Britain, which had previously existed to foster interest…
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Club news, January 1943
We hear.... Lt. J. F. Kentish, who used to drive Morgan 3-wheelers in M.C.C. trials and race a Vincent-H.R.D. "Rankle"…
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Letters from readers, January 1943
Sir, It becomes increasingly apparent that there are still a large number of enthusiasts who are interested in old-type Bentleys.…
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Childish interlude
All work and no motoring interest were making life a very stale and dreary business, and I was feeling badly,…
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