Malcolm Campbell in Bluebird Size:L: 80 x 60cm with a service in progress

with a service in progress

Their early petrol engines were restricted to bicycle use (resulting in possibly the first motocycle in the world) and within four years they had designed their first four-wheeled automobile

The satire refers to the popular discontent with the King's conduct ten years after his acclamation in 1760

with figures in the forest

record the television show "Thank Your Lucky Stars" at the ABC Studios in Birmingham

Malcolm Campbell in Bluebird Size:L: 80 x 60cm with a service in progressMalcolm Campbell in Bluebird, 1935. Outside his workshop at Brooklands following Bluebird's rebuild, and prior to going to Daytona Beach Florida. Surrounded by onlookers, and team members to the left. In 1924, in a 'Bluebird', Campbell took his first official international land speed record of 146. 16 miles per hour at Pendine Sands, Wales. In 1925 back at Pendine he beat this record with a speed of 150. 766 mph becoming the first driver to exceed 150