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In 1907s F Edge, driving the Napier single handed, succeeded in maintaining 60 mph for 24 hours, the first record on the new Brooklands track (colour litho)
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In 1907s F Edge, driving the Napier single handed, succeeded in maintaining 60 mph for 24 hours, the first record on the new Brooklands track (colour litho)
7178777 In 1907s F Edge, driving the Napier single handed, succeeded in maintaining 60 mph for 24 hours, the first record on the new Brooklands track (colour litho) by Crosby, Frederick Gordon (1885-1943) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: In 1907s F Edge, driving the Napier single handed, succeeded in maintaining 60 mph for 24 hours, the first record on the new Brooklands track. Illustration for The Endless Quest for Speed, First Series (Autocar / Iliffe, c 1938).); © Look and Learn
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In 1907, F Edge made history by driving the Napier single-handedly at a speed of 60 mph for an incredible 24 hours. This remarkable achievement took place on the newly built Brooklands track, marking the first record set on this renowned racetrack. This print captures the essence of that momentous occasion. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring to life the excitement and thrill of early 20th-century motor racing. F Edge can be seen confidently maneuvering his powerful machine as he pushes it to its limits, showcasing his exceptional driving skills. The image not only showcases Edge's determination and skill but also highlights the advancements in automotive technology during this era. The sleek design of the Napier reflects both elegance and power, embodying the spirit of speed and innovation. This lithograph was created by Frederick Gordon Crosby in collaboration with Autocar / Iliffe for their publication 'The Endless Quest for Speed. ' It serves as a visual testament to mankind's relentless pursuit of pushing boundaries and achieving new records in sports. Whether you are a car enthusiast or simply appreciate historical milestones, this print is sure to captivate your imagination. It transports you back in time to witness one man's extraordinary feat that forever left its mark on motor racing history.
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