The Tourist Trophy Race in the Isle of Man.- Victory of a British Car. 1906.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 6th, 1906," showing the Following 8 Photographs from "The Tourist Trophy Race in the Isle of Man.- Victory of a British Car."

   1- The Hon. C.S. Rolls (winner) on his 20-h.p. Rolls-Royce car.
   2- After a sharp bend.- Mr. J. Ernest Hutton's 22-h.p. Berliet, driven by M. Bablot, finished second.
   3- Mr. A. Rawlinson's 15-h.p. Darracq, which finished third, driven by Mr. A. Lee Guinness, rounding Hairpin Corner- perhaps the most difficultmon the course.
   4- Mr. T. C. Pullinger's 16-h.p. Beeston-Humber, driven by entrant, finished fifth.
   5- Along the mountain road.- Mr. R. R. Brown's 18-h.p. Siddeley (No. 25), (finished eighth), and Mr. J. Ernest Hutton's 22- h.p. Berliet (No. 26), driven by entrant.
   6- Mr. D. Citreon's 22-h.p. Minerva, driven by Mr. M. Ross Browne, passing Bungalow Hotel at summit of Snaefell.
   7- Leaving Ramsey.- Mr. E. Powell's 20-h.p. Coventry-Humber, driven by Mr. L. Coatalen, finished sixth.
   8- Mr. Alec Govan's 16-h.p. Argyll, driven by Mr. A. E. George, at Snaefell.- Although this car had an unlucky accident in the last lap, it finished in 4 hrs. 28min., unofficial time, averaging 38-38.5 miles an hour.

Condition is Very Good.