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July 25, 1921 marked the first of only two occasions when an American car and driver won an international Grand Prix, that year held in Sarthe, Le Mans. It was the first GP in which a US make, Duesenberg, entered, and the first in which hydraulically operated four wheel brakes were used (by Duesenberg). Jimmy Murphy's Duesenberg averaged 78.1 miles per hour for the 321 mile race, which lasted over four hours. It was run on the venue which would soon become famous for Les Vingt-Quatre Heures du Mans in an extended version which measured 10.75 miles around. In this print, Murphy and mechanic Ernie Olsen speed through the very rocky White House turn. Painted by artist, Robert Gillespie.
Limited Edition Prints are a series of 275 signed and number lithographs
image size 10 1/2” x 16".
Canvas Giclee (print on canvas) is a high quality canvas reproduction of the original painting. The canvas is stretched with thickness of 1-1/2 to 2 inches.
$80.00
Lister Legends comemmorates not only the inspirational Archie Scott-Brown, but also highlights the dominant Lister...
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2018 Vintage Racing Desk Calendar This is a limited edition of 500, each individually signed...
