The Triumph of Amy Mollison : Back Safe from the Cape. 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 24th, 1932," showing an Article with the Following Two Photographs for "The Triumph of Amy Mollison :  Back Safe from the Cape."

   a- Amy Mollison, who is to be seen on left between upper pillars, acknowledging the greetings of the crowd outside her hotel in Park Lane after arriving from Croydon.

   b- Mrs. Mollison, with her husband, waves to the crowd at Grosvenor House.

Many flights which are acclaimed by thousands bear the suspicion of a chance success. Mrs. Mollison's feats, on the contrary, though of course some luck has to be allowed for also, impress you as being the result of shrewd calculation mixed with indomitable courage and coolness in the moments of peril.  Several such thrilling moments had to be faced on the journey to the Cape and back which ended so triumphantly last Sunday at Croydon.  Both the out and home journeys beat records.  Southward her time was 4 days 6 hours 53 minutes, and she came back homein the face of wind and fog in 7 days 7 hours 5 minutes, as against the 10 days taken by the Duchess of Bedford and Captaain C. D. Barnard some time ago.

Condition is Very Good.