Title:
Bluebird II
Daytona Beach Florida (FL), White Border unused
Description:
Driven by Sir Malcolm Campbell at Daytona Beach, FLA.
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Title:
Major Redgrave and Flying Napier Special Racing Car
Daytona Beach Florida (FL), White Border unused
Description:
The world famous Daytona Beach is a natural speedway which nature resurfaces with every tide. The hard packed sand on a bed of native coquina shell gives a velvet-like surface that has enabled motorists and motorcycle riders to establish world speed records. One may drive for 23 miles along this strip of sand which at low tide is 500 feet wide.
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Title:
Big Daddy Don Garlits Dragster
Chrome unused
Description:
World's Quickest and Fastest 243.90 mph 6.15 E.T.
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Title:
Formula 2 Hersham & Walton Motors
Chrome unused
Description:
Original art by Raymond Groves (1913-1958)
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Title:
Malaysia Grand Prix
Chrome unused
Description:
Cars flash by in the 180-mile Grand Prix event around the Upper Thompson Road circuit which is held to be almost the best course in Asia.
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Title:
Automobile Race - Gabelbachrennen
Ilmenau, Real Photo
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Title:
Richard Petty and his 1970 Plymouth Superbird
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This automobile was in competitive racing for only 1 year.
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Title:
Tom Sneva
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome PM 1980 Oct-7
Description:
Tom Sneva set new one-lap and four-lap records with a fast lap of 200.535 while averaging 198.884 miles an hour to win No.1 starting position for the 1977 Indianapolis 500.
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Title:
Les "24 Heures" 1972 Painting
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
1974 Dodge Charger Nascar
Chrome unused
Description:
One of Richard Petty's all the time favorite cars. During the 1974 season he finished among the top three an incredible 22 times including wins at the Daytona 500, Taladega 500, and the inaugural stock car race at Pocono.
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Title:
Crisco Racing Team
Jumbo/Large Format
Description:
From home-made bread and fruit pies in the North to fried chicken and biscuits of the South, for 75 years. Crisco Shortening has made its mark in America's kitchens. We thank and salute you, the NASCAR race fan, for helping to make Crisco the quality shortening it is today. Join us in wishing Buddy Baker and the Crisco Racing Team their best year ever.
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Title:
Bobby Marshman - Indy 500
Chrome PM 1963
Description:
George Robert Marshman (1936-1964) He drove in the USAC Championship Car series, racing in the 1961-1964 seasons, with 49 career starts, including each Indianapolis 500 contest in that span. He finished in the top ten 25 times, with one victory, in 1962 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds in Phoenix. His 7th-place finish at the 1961 Indianapolis 500 earned him co-Rookie of the Year honors with Parnelli Jones.
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Title:
A World's Record Breaking Racer on the World's Fastest Speedway.
Wendover Utah (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Bonneville Salt Flats near Great Salt Lake, Utah. The Bonneville Salt Flats is a salt deposit left by the receding of ancient Lake Bonneville. This deposit covers about 159 square miles extending some nine miles along U.S. Highways 40 and 50 and the Western Pacific Railroad. The salt is white crystalline aggregate, porous, hard and rigid so that it supports loaded trucks. In 1912 this area was treated as a race track and has since proved to be the greatest automobile speedway in the world. In 1931 Ab Jenkins of Salt Lake City broke all former speed records. Here on September 15, 1938, John Cobb established a record of 357.50 miles per hour. Aug, 26, 1939, John Cobb again became the world's automobile speed king by driving this car 369.74 miles per hour.
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Title:
Bonneville Salt Flats, UTAH
Wendover Utah (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Racing on the Bonneville Salt Flats, world's fastest speedway, as seen along U.S. highway 40 and 50 near Wendover, Utah. This is the site of the automobile speed record of 394 miles per hour made by John Cobb in 1947.
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Title:
Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Linen unused
Description:
1937
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Title:
Tom Sneva at the Race Track
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Tom Sneva set new one-lap and four-lap records with a fast lap of 200.535 while averaging 198.884 miles an hour to win No. 1 starting position for the 1977 Indianapolis 500 mile race.
Curteichcolor
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Title:
Rent-A-Wreck Busch Grand National Car #41
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Driven by Joey McCarthy Rent-A-Wreck - The smart alternative for auto and truck rentals.
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Title:
A. J. Hoyt Near Race Car
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
A. J. Foyt, a three-time winner of the famous Indianapolis 500-mile race, drove the ITT Special to third place in 1971. Foyt's Indianapolis victories were recorded in 1961, 1964 and 1967, duplicating the accomplishments of Louis Meyer, Wilbur Shaw and Mauri Rose.
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Title:
A.J. Foyt - Sheraton Thompson Special
Long Pond Pennsylvania (PA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
In the Pocono Mountains of Long Pond, Pennsylvania. Home of the second leg of the Tripe Crown of auto racing - a 500-mile United States Auto Club Championship Race held during the Independence Day weekend on the 2.5 mile tri-oval. Raceway also features a 1.8 mile road course and a 3/4 mile oval. Facility also hosts a 500-mile stock car race, AMA National Championship motorcycle races, Modified/Sportsman Championship Race, and sport and drag races.
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Title:
Al Unser In His Racing Car
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
By winning the 1971 Indianapolis 500-mile race at an average speed of 157.735 miles an hour, a new record, Al Unser became the fourth driver to score two consecutive victories at the famous two-and-a-half-mile track. The others were Wilbur Shaw, Mouri Rose and Bill Vukovich. Unser won the 1970 event at a spped of 155.749.
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Title:
All & Bobby Unser on the Track
Long Pond Pennsylvania (PA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Pocono International Raceway. In the Pocono Mountains at Long Pond, Pennsylvania. Home of the second leg of the Triple Crown of auto racing - a 500-mile United States Auto Club Championship race held during the Independence Day Weekend on the 2.5 mile tri-oval. Raceway also features a 1.8 mile road coarse and a 3/4 mile oval. Facility also hosts a 500-mile stock car race, AMA National Championship Motorcycle Race, Modified/Sportsman Championship Race, and sport and drag races. Located on PA Route 115, 3 miles south of Interstate 80 Exit 43.
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Title:
Bobby Rahal With Race Car - Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Bobby Rahal set a new race average speed record of 170.722 mph in his Indianapolis 500 victory in 1986.
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Title:
Jim McElreath - Greer & Foyt Special
Long Pond Pennsylvania (PA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Pocono International Raceway in the Pocono Mountains. Home of the second leg of the Triple Crown of auto racing - a 500-mile United States Auto Club championship race held during the Independence Day weekend on the 2.5 mile tri-voal. Raceway also features a 1.8 mile road course and a 3/4 mile oval. Facility also hosts a 500-mile stock car race, AMA National Championship motorcycle races, Modified/Sportsman Championship race, and sport and drag races.
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Title:
Mario Andretti - STP Special
Long Pond Pennsylvania (PA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Pocono International Raceway. In the Pocono Mountains. Home of the second leg of the Triple Crown of auto racing - a 500-mile United States Auto Club championship race held during the Independence Day weekend on the 2.5 mile tri-oval. Raceway also features a 1.8 mile road course and a 3/4 mile oval. Facility also hosts a 500-mile stock car race, AMA National Championship motorcycle races, Modified/Sportsman Championship race, and sport and drag races.
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Title:
Mario Andretti-1969 Winner
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Mario Andretti - Winner of 1969 Indianapolis 500-mile race - USAC National Driving Champion 1969 in the STP Oil Treatment, Indianapolis Motor Speedway 1970.
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Title:
Mark Donohue - Sunoco Special
Long Pond Pennsylvania (PA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Pocono International Raceway "Indy of the East" In the Pocono Mountains at Long Pond, PA. Home of the second leg of the Triple Crown of Auto Racing - a 500 mile United States Auto Club Championship Race held during the Independence Day weekend on the 2.5 mile tri-oval. Raceway also features a 1.8 mile road course and a 3/4 mile oval. Facility also hosts a 500-mile stock car race, A.M.A National Championship Race, and sport and drag races. Located on PA. Route 115, 3 Miles south of Interstate 80 exit 43. Mailing address - PO Box 500, Mt. Pocono, PA. 18344 Phone 717/646-2300
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Title:
Mark Donohue in Sunoco Special No. 66
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway 1970.
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Title:
Peter Revson With Race Car #86
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Peter Revson, who finished second to Al Unser in the 1971 Indianapolis 500-mile Race, set a new qualifying record of 178.696 miles an hour to win No. 1 starting position for the famous international event.
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Title:
Tom Sneva with 5 Texaco Star Race Car
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
After two USAC National Championships and three second place finishes at Indianapolis, Tom Sneva won his first Indianapolis 500 in 1963.
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Title:
Wally Dallenbach - Sprite Special
Long Pond Pennsylvania (PA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Pocono International Raceway in the Pocono Mountains. Home of the second leg of the Triple Crown of auto racing - a 500-mile United States Auto Club championship race held during the Independence Day Weekend on the 2.5 mile tri-oval. Raceway also features a 1.8 mile road course and a 3/4 mile oval. Facility also hosts a 500-mile stock car race, AMA National Championship motorcycle races, Modified/Sportsman Championship race, and sport and drag races.
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Title:
Elgin National Road Races August 25-26-1911
Divided Back unused
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Title:
1900 Antique Auto Races-Centennial Exposition 1848-1948
Milwaukee Wisconsin (WI), Real Photo PM 1948 Aug-26
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Title:
Joe Nemechek #87 - NEMCO Motorsports
Chrome unused
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Title:
Joe Nemechek #87
Chrome
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Title:
Joe Nemechek #87
Chrome
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Title:
Joe Nemechek - #87
Chrome
Description:
Owner: NEMCO Motorsports. Sponsor: Dentyne.
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Title:
Minnesota State Fair
Falcon Heights Minnesota (MN), Chrome
Description:
Auto Races Minnesota State Fair
Dexter Press, Inc.
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Title:
Jeff Gordon - #24
Chrome unused
Description:
Owner: Hendricks Motorsports. Sponsor: Dupont.
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Title:
Jeff Gordon #24
Chrome unused
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Title:
Jack Carey
Orland Park Illinois (IL), Chrome unused
Description:
Jack is a ten-year veteran of the midwest's short tracks. Career accomplishments include Rookie of the Year. Most Improved Driver, Sportsmanship Trophy, True Grit, Perseverance Trophy and Outstanding Contribution to Motorsports. See Jack and his Thunderbird in ARTGO racing events.
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Title:
Fighting For First Place, Bryar Motor Sport Park
Loudon New Hampshire (NH), Chrome unused
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Title:
"The Mystery S", World Record Car (207 Miles Per Hour)
Daytona Beach Florida (FL), White Border
Description:
1,000 HP Car Built By The Sunbeam Motor Car Club, Wolverhampton, England.
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Title:
Famous Speed Racers on the Measured Mile
Daytona Beach Florida (FL), Linen unused
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Title:
Oxford Motors Car on Bonneville Salt Flats
Wendover Utah (UT), Chrome
Description:
George McLean Bob Sutton, driver and owner, set a speed record, August 24th, 1963. Top qualifying speed 143.76 mi. per hour. Record run 137.261.
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Title:
Auto Course at Montgomery Cross Roads
Divided Back PM 1914 Mar-1
Description:
Savannah Grand Prize and Vanderbilt Cup Race 1911
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Title:
Art Arfon's "Green Monster"
Chrome unused
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Title:
Roger Ward - 1959 and 1962 Champion
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
Herbert Elliott
Curitech
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Title:
Parnelli Jones, 500 Mile Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome PM 1964 Sep-3
Description:
Parnelli Jones - 1963 500 mile winner at an average speed of 143.137 miles per hour.
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Title:
View of the "Dip", Lowell Auto Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-23
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Title:
The Grand Prix Road Race
Watkins Glen New York (NY), Linen PM 1951 Aug-5
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Title:
Bonneville Salt Flats, World's Fastest Speedway, Wendover, Utah-Nevada
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Charles Markley set a speed record August 24th, 1963. One way speed 280,015. Two way average 258,439. Owner of car Markley Bros. This is the fastest open wheel car in the world
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Title:
Alfa Romeo - Formula I. - Manufactured in Italy. 2 Stage Supercharged Engine
Chrome
Description:
Racing Cars Series 5002
Speed in region of 150-160 m.p.h. Winner of many Continental Grand Prix racing events. Drivers: Fangio and Farina
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Title:
B.R.M. - Formula 1 G.P. Type - Manufactured in Great Britain by British Motor Racing Research Trust
Chrome
Description:
Racing Cars Series 5001
Speed in region of 200 m.p.h. Over 160 independent firms linked their engineering resources and skill to produce this car
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Title:
H.W.M. Formula 11 - 1960 c.c. Alta Entine. Manufactured in Great Britain. Speed in Region of 130-
Chrome unused
Description:
Racing Cars Series 5004
140 m.p.h. In 1951 the H.W.M. competed in 15 Continental races finishing all well to the fore. Drivers: Stirling Moss, Lance Macklin, Duncan Hamilton
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Title:
Lago Talbot, Formula 1, Manufactured in France
Chrome
Description:
Racing Cars Series
Speed in region of 140 m.p.h. Winner of Dutch Grand Prix in 1951. Drivers: Rosier, Gonzales, Entancelin
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome PM 1955 Nov-3
Description:
Message says "Jeffrey is just adorable. He was re-circumcised last Tuesday and is just fine."
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Title:
Approaching the "Dip", Lowell Auto Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back
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Title:
At the Bottom of the "Dip", Lowell Auto Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hairpin Turn, Merr'k Valley Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-11
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Title:
The "Dip" at Williams' Farm, Merr'k Valley Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Beginning of Dep, Merr'k Valley Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Bridge, Dunbar Ave., Merr'k Valley Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-7
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Title:
Grand Stand, Merr'k Valley Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Louis Strang, the Winner of 1908 Race
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1909 Sep-12
Description:
Merr'k Valley Course
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Title:
Speedway, Lowell Auto Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Start of Lowell Auto Race Course
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back PM 1910 Mar-7
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Title:
Rodger Ward - 1959 Champion, 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
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Title:
Car No. 2
Chrome unused
Description:
Mario Andretti in the Ford-powered STP Special which he drove to victory in the '69 Indianapolis 500-mile race at a record-breaking average speed of 156.867 miles an hour
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Title:
Rent-A-Wreck Busch Grand National Car #41
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Driven by Joey McCarthy
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Title:
F1 Racer
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Race Car in Parking Lot by Chris Cross
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
February 23-March 16. Warren Benedek Gallery, 380 West Broadway, New York 10012
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Title:
Bobby Unser
Chrome unused
Description:
Unser won the 1968 Indianapolis 500-mile race int he Rislane Special No. 3 by averaging 152.882 miles an hour for a new race record
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Title:
A. J. Foyt - Four-time USAC National Driving Champion
Chrome unused
Description:
In the Sheraton-THompson Special he drove to his third Indianapolis 500-mile race victory in 1967 at a new record speed of 151.207 miles an hour
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Title:
Joe Leonard
Chrome unused
Description:
Leonard set new one-lap and four-lap track records of 171.593 and 171.559 in the STP Oil Treatment Special No. 60 to win the pole position in the starting lineup for the 1968 500-mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, The Annual 500 Mile Classic
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Linen unused
Description:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the site of the annual 500 mile Automobile speed Classic, is located on West Sixteenth Street (State Road 34). Built in 1909, and improved yearly, the Track is a two and one-half mile paved oval. The World's greatest Race Course draws some 150,000 people on the yearly Memorial Day Race
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Linen unused
Description:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the site of the annual 500 mile Automobile speed Classic, is located on West Sixteenth Street (State Road 34). Built in 1909, and improved yearly, the Track is a two and one-half mile paved oval. The World's greatest Race Course draws some 150,000 people on the yearly Memorial Day Race
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Title:
500 Mile Race
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
Graham Hill of England, winner of the 50th annual Indianapolis Memorial Day Race, May 30, 1966
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Title:
Parnelli Jones, 1963 Indianapolis Race Winner
Chrome unused
Description:
at the wheel of his 1967 turbine-powered STP Oil Treatment Special, which was eliminated because of a bearing failure in the gear box while leading the field with only four laps to go
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Title:
500 Mile Race, Tony Bettenhousen
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
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Title:
Indy 500 Mile Race - Rodger Ward
Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
Rodger Ward - 1959 and 1962 Champion
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Title:
Janet Guthrie
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The lovely Ms. Janet Guthrie, one of the thirty-three qualifying drivers for the '77 "500," is the first lady to so qualify in the history of the race. Her professional ability and poise has earned her the respect of her contemporaries
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Title:
Janet Guthrie
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Janet's professional ability and poise has earned her the respect of her contemporary drivers. While she is the first lady to pass the rookie test and the first lady to start a 500-mile race (Pocono), she is determined to start in the Indy "500." It is just a matter of time, Janet will be up there
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Title:
US National
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Smoke rolls off the tires of a top fuel dragster during the NHRA US Nationals at Indianapolis Raceway Park. The world's biggest drag racing event is contested every year at IRP over the Labor Day weekend. The facility also has a paved 686 mile oval and 1 1/2 mile road course which are sued for several championship events each year
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Title:
In the Winner's Circle - Arie Luyendyk
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1990 winner - set a new track record with an average speed of 185.981 mph for the 200 laps around the 2 1/2 mile oval in the Indy 500
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Title:
Emerson Fittipaldi
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1989 Winner of the Indianapolis 500 with his share of the prize money - over one million dollars
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Title:
Arie Luyendyk
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1990 Indianapolis 500 winner set a new track record with an average speed of 185.981 mph, in his sixth race on the Indianapolis oval
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Title:
Rick Mears
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1991 Indianapolis 500 winner Rick Mears indicates having triumphed for the fourth time, joining A.J. Foyt and Al Unser as the only drivers to have done so. The silver Borg-Warner Trophy was first presented to the winning driver in 1936
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Title:
1993 Victory Lane
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Emerson Fittipaldi, wife Teresa and pit crew celebrate Emmo's second visit to Victory Lane. Fittipaldi's 1993 Indy victory marks a record ninth win for Team Penske at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Emerson won $1,155,304 to become the fifth straight winner to claim more than $1 million in prizes at the Indy 500
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Title:
Seattle International Raceway
Seattle Washington (WA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
As one of America's most challenging motorsport facilities, Seattle International Raceway has proudly hosted the Northwest Nationals since 1988. Well over 70,000 spectators from around the world will experience the "Thunder in the Pipes" as names such as Force, Pedregon, Amato, and Hill blister the 1/4 mile of speeds in excess of 300 MPH
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Title:
A.J. Foyt
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
O.P.T A.J. Foyt, is one of auto racings all time greats. His skill and endurance added to the precision and split second timing of his pit crew have won him three victories at the famous "Indy 500", and make him a prennial favorite for a fourth
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Title:
Rick Mears
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Three time Indianapolis 500 Champion Rick Mears collected over $800,000 for his victory in 1988. Rick's other wins came in the 1979 and 1984 races
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Title:
A.J. Foyt, Jr
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
4 time winner - Indianapolis 500 mile race. Winner in 1961, 1964, 1967 and 1977. AJ became the first 4-time winner
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Title:
Tom Sneva
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Tom Sneva set new one-lap and four-lap records with a fast lap of 200,535 while averaging 198,884 miles an hour to win No. 1 starting position for the 1977 Indianapolis 500-mile race
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Title:
Rick Mears
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Rick Mears became the 9th pole position starter in history to win the Indianapolis 500-mile race in 1979, driving the No. 9 Gould Charge
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Title:
Gordon Johncock, Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
A former winner at Indy and a front row starter in 1976, popular Gordon drives the brilliant Sinmaster-Goodyear Wildcat. Gordon is recognized as a top threat in any race in which he is entered
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
A.J. Foyt, Jr. is one of the most popular drivers every to compete in the "Indy-500", and is best known for being the first four-time winner of the May classic. A.J. collected his wins in 1961, 1964, 1967 and 1977 and has competed in over thirty races at the brickyard
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The start of the 1988 Indianapolis 500 mile race, recognized as the largest single day sporting event in the world. The "Indy-500" has been a Memorial Day tradition since 1911
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Title:
The Front Row, Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This prestigious "Front Row" at the Indianapolis "500" is made up of three of the racing world's top drivers: In the #14 Gilmore Racing Team car is A.J. Foyt; in the #20 Sinmast-Goodyear Wildcat is Gordon Johncock; in the #48 Jorgensen Eagle is Bobby Unser
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Title:
Here's To The Winner - Hand Holding Wine Glass
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1001
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Title:
Mario Andretti
Chrome unused
Description:
Two time USAC National Driving Champion, in the Dean Van Lines Special he used to set a new 10-mile qualifying record at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 1967 at an average speed of 168.982 miles an hour
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Title:
500 mile race
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
Rodger Ward in 1959 Victory Lane
Dexter
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Title:
Bobby Unser
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Bobby Unser and his 1972 turbocharged Offenhouser Olsonite Eagle, after setting a new 10-mile pole position qualifying record of 195.940 miles an hour
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Title:
Bobby Unser
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Driving car #3, is the winner of many USAC championship races, which includes the famous Indy 500 in 1968 and 1975
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Title:
Mario Andretti, Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
A familiar sight in the CAM2 Motor Oil Special, Mario has amassed one of the outstanding driving records of modern times. A winner at Indy and three-time national champion are but some of Mario's accomplishments
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Title:
Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Daytona International Speedway
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Daytona National Speedway
Daytona Beach Florida (FL), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
A.J. Foyt Jr. with Gilmore Racing Team car
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
a three-time winner of the Indianapolis 500-mile race, drove this No.14 Gilmore Racing Team entry to second place behind Johnny Rutherford in the 1976 event
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Title:
Al Unser, Winner of the 1971 Indianapolis 500
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
By winning the 1971 Indianapolis 500-mile Race at an average speed of 157.735 miles an hour, a new record, Al Unser became the fourth driver to score two consecutive victories at the famous two-and-a-half-mile track. The others were Wilbur Shaw, Mauri Rose and Bill Vukovich. Unser had won the 1970 event at a speed of 155.749
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Title:
Bobby Unser with Jorgensen Eagle
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Bobby Unser, who won the 1968 Indianapolis 500-mile race, drove this Jorgensen Eagle to his second "Indy" victory in the 1975 event (cut to 435 miles because of rain) at an average speed of 149.213 miles an hour
Curt Teich & Co
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Title:
Rick Mears
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Rick Mears became the 9th pole position starter in history to win the Indianapolis 500-mile race in 1979, driving the No. 9 Gould Charge
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Title:
Indianaoplis Motor Speedway, The Greatest Automobile Race Course in the World
Indianapolis Iowa (IA), Linen PM 1946 Oct-24
Description:
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is the foremost brick motor race course in the world. The annual Decoration Day Sweepstake attract drivers of international fame, and more than 125,000 spectators from all parts of America and Europe
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Title:
The Greatest Automobile Race Course in the World
Speedway Indiana (IN), Linen unused
Description:
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is the foremost brick motor race course in the world. The annual Decoration Day Sweepstakes attract more than 125,000 spectators from all parts of America and Europe
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway - Main Gate
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Grand Prix - International Sport Car Races
Sebring Florida (FL), Chrome unused
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Title:
Vanderbilt Race
Divided Back unused
Description:
Vanderbilt Race, Oct. 24, 1908. Locomobile No. 1 driven by James Florida, passing the grand stand. "Unofficially the third car was undoubtedly No. 1 Locomobile which ran into an unruly crowd at the finish."
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Title:
Vanderbilt Race
Divided Back unused
Description:
Vanderbilt Race, Oct. 24, 1908. Robertson in No. 16 Locomobile at the Railroad bridge at Westbury, all four wheels in the air. A unique speed picture from a genuine photograph.
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Title:
Vanderbilt Race
Divided Back unused
Description:
Vanderbilt Race, October 24, 1908. Locomobile No. 16 at the Starting Line.
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Title:
Vanderbilt Race
Divided Back unused
Description:
Vanderbilt Race October 24, 1908. The Locomobile winning at an average speed of 64.38 miles per hour and breaking all speed records established in compe6tition for the Trophy.
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Title:
Vanderbilt Race
Divided Back unused
Description:
Vanderbilt Race, October 24, 1908. The winning Locomobile stopping at the end of the ninth lap to take on supplies. The tanks were filled in one minute and fifteen seconds.
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Title:
Auto Racing
Old Orchard Beach Maine (ME), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Divided Back unused
Description:
Greatest race course in the world
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Title:
Colan L. Tillis Race Car #29
Wauchula Florida (FL), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Richard Petty Museum
Randleman North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
On display are hundreds of trophies, personal collections, awards, and memorabilia from past to present. (1948 Tucker special exhibit on loan).
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Title:
Frank E. Fithen, Double Amputee, Race Car Driver
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Title:
On the Starting Line, Automobile Races
Old Orchard Beach Maine (ME), Divided Back PM 1912 Jul-19
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Title:
Lime Rock Park
Lime Rock Connecticut (CT), Chrome
Description:
"Road Racing Center of the East"
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Title:
Motor Racing at Brands Hatch
Kent, Chrome unused
Description:
Motor Racing at Brands Hatch A Repco Brabham Ford leading
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Title:
Early Race Cars at the Start Line
Spokane Washington (WA), Real Photo unused
Description:
Looks like a 1950's print
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Title:
Masked Racer in Green Sportscar Marked No. 3 Speeds Along the Shore
Divided Back PM Jun-1
Description:
Cobb X Shinn Blessed be the pace-naker for he shall ride inno man's dust.
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Title:
Scouts' Day, 1913 Auto Race, Brooklands Circuit
Weybridge (Surrey), Real Photo PM 1913 Feb-16
Description:
Vauxhall Type A
"Hands Up" Scouts' Day, 14 Feb.
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Title:
The Fiat Driven by Robertson
Lowell Massachusetts (MA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Merrrimack Valley Automobile Race Course
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Title:
City Park Race Track
New Orleans Louisiana (LA), Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-8
Description:
The New Orleans Jockey Club has equipped (on the grounds just back of City Park) one of the finest and most modern race tracks in the country, the investment representing nearly half a million each year and usually last 100 days
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Title:
Grand Prix Automobile de Monaco
Continental Chrome PM 1969 May-19
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Divided Back unused
Description:
The greatest race course in the world. The Speedway Park has an area of 328 acres. Total cost over $350,000. Circumference of outer track and road course, five miles. Grandstands and boxes will accommodate 25,000. Entire grounds will accommodate 200,000. Ten thousand automobiles can be parked on the grounds
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Title:
Jim Hurtibise - Travelon Trailer Special in Front of Crowd
Chrome unused
Description:
Jim Hurtibise, sensational 27 year old rookie from Lennox, California, drove this car owned by the Travelon Trailer Company of Modesto, California, to a record breaking 149.601 miles per hour at the 1960 Indianapolis 500 Mile Speedway trials. He also broke the 4 lap qualifying run at an average speed of 149.056 miles per hour
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Title:
Perolator Pride - David Pearson
Continental Chrome PM 197-6
Description:
David Pearson, the driver of the red, white and blue Purolator Mercury, won eleven of the 18 Winston Cup Grand National races he entered in 1973. Because of his outstanding achievements, the three-time Grand National Champion was voted the Martini & Rossi Driver of the Year. The number 21 Purolator Mercury is prepared by the famed Wood Brothers of Stuart, Va
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Title:
Mormon Meteor
Bonneville Salt Flats Utah (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The world's greatest unlimited speed record maker. Holding all speed records from 10 miles to 7,134 and from one hour to 48 hours. Mormon Meteor: David Abbott (Ab) Jenkins. Owner-Driver, and founder of the Salt Flats as a race course. Utah born and reared 1883. Religion (Mormon). Holder of more world's unlimited records than any other man in history of sports. The only man who has ever driven an automobile continuously without relief for 24 hours, under supervision of contest board. Awarded champion of champions plaque and cup for the world's safest driver. In 1950 at age 67, he made his fastest lap of 13 miles at 199.19 MPH. Raced his last time in July 1951. Now retired
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Title:
Bobby Marshman
Chrome unused
Description:
Prominent contender for premier honors in several of the world famous Indianapolis 500-mile Speed Classics, is shown at the wheel of a Ford-powered rear-engine car
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Title:
A.J. Foyt
Chrome unused
Description:
500-mile speedway winner of the 1961 race at an average speed of 139,130 miles per hour, a new track record
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Title:
Bobby Allison
Hueytown Alabama (AL), Chrome unused
Description:
Bobby Allison achieved just about everything a race driver would want to in 1972 with the exception of the Grand National Championship. Allison won 10 races in 31 starts for $271,395.00 driving a Chevrolet Monte Carlo. He is one of two drivers ever to win back-to-back Southern 500's at Darlington
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Title:
500 Mile Race; Jim Clark
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
World champion racer and winner of the 1965 Indianapolis Memorial Day Race with an average speed of 150,686 miles per hour
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Title:
A.J. Foyt - 1961 and 1964 Winner, 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
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Title:
Bonneville Salt Flats
Wendover Utah (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Wendover, Utah-Nevada. Bob Sutton, driver and owner, set a speed record, August 24th, 1963. Top qualifying speed 143.76 mi. per hour. Record run 137.261
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Title:
Getting Flagged Down at the Grand Prix
Watkins Glen New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
George W. Scott Getting "Flagged Down" at a trouble spot in the world's most famous race, The Watkins Glen International Grand Prix of America at Watkins Glen, N. Y. Color Photo by George W. Scott
Dexter
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Title:
Motor Racing at the Seashore
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Line Up Before the Start, Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Linen unused
Description:
The Greatest Automobile Race Course in the World
Metrocraft
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Title:
Motor Speedway Pagoda
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Linen PM 1952 May-29
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Title:
Jim Rathmann, Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway Indiana (IN), Chrome unused
Description:
Jim Rathmann, winner of the 1960 500-Mile Race, at an average speed of 138.767 miles an hour. (New Record)
Dexter Press
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Title:
Meadowdale Raceway
Carpentersville Illinois (IL), Chrome unused
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Title:
Famous "16" Racer
Kansas City Missouri (MO), Real Photo unused
Description:
Rebuilt by students at Rahe's Auto Training School, 11 & Locust, K.C. Mo
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Title:
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
Mansfield Ohio (OH), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 78489-B
2.4 miles of high speed asphalt straight-aways and banked turns. One of the finest, most challenging road racing courses in the world. Located just 8 miles south of Mansfield, O
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Title:
Vanderbilt Race
Divided Back unused
Description:
Vanderbilt Race, Oct. 24, 1908. the Last Lap. Robertson at Westbury Turn making up time lost through tire trouble. The most thrilling part of the race. Note only one spare tire is at the rear of the car.
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Title:
Vanderbilt Race
Divided Back unused
Description:
Vanderbilt Race, October 24, 1908. After the Race. Luttgen, who drove Mr. Vanderbilt's Mercedes, is congratulating Robertson on his victory with the Locomobile.
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Title:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway The Annual 500 Mile Classic
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Linen PM 1952
Description:
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the site of the annual 500 mile Automobile speed Classic is located on West Sixteenth Street (State Road 34). Built in 1909, and improved yearly, the Track is a two and one-half mile paved oval. The World's greatest Rage Course draws some 150,000 people on the yearly Memorial Day Race.
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Title:
Indy 500 Motor Speedway Pagoda
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), Linen PM 1948
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