Rare Silver Brooklands "British Motor Cycle Racing Club" Trophy. 1932
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Rare, original, sterling silver trophy awarded by the B.M.C.R.C. (British Motor Cycle Racing Club) for racing at the famous British motor racing circuit, "Brooklands" in 1932.
This attractive, solid sterling
silver trophy is decorated with handles styled in the form of wings and is
engraved with the following inscription "B.M.C.R.C.
- Brooklands 1932 - Aggregate Performance (Tie) - Class C. -
C.B. Bickell.". The trophy is stamped with a full English sterling
silver hallmark corresponding to the year 1932 and also with the maker's
mark, "R&B". Height : 124mm; width (including handles) : 185mm.
Nice condition (a few small shallow dings).
The British Motor Cycle Racing Club was formed in 1909 and was based at the famous Brooklands racing circuit at Weybridge, Surrey. It continued there until the outbreak of W.W.II. when the circuit was taken over by the aircraft manufacturer, Vickers. After the war, the BMCRC was for a long time without a permanent home. It's headquarters were at times at Haddenham, Dunholme Airfield in Lincolnshire, Silverstone, Croydon (for Crystal Palace circuit) and Brands Hatch in Kent.
For more information on the history of the BMCRC, please click on the link below :
British Motor Cycle Racing Club
For more
information on Brooklands, please click on the link below:
Brooklands
Inventory No. M-20
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