Blue Bird, Pendine, January 1927 (Our Generation, 1938)

Autor/Urheber:

Andy Dingley (scanner)

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Beschreibung:

In January 1927, Major (now Sir) Malcolm Campbell in his famous "Bluebird" broke the world's Land Speed Record at Pendine Sands.

Approximate date of photograph: 1927-01

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Lizenz:

Public domain

Credit:

Scan from Foreword by E. Royston Pike (1938) Our Generation, London: Waverley Book Company

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