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The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 31, No. 6, June 2004. 116 pages. In good overall condition. There is a crease in the top turning corner of the back cover and a 3mm horizontal tear on the turning edge which continues decreasingly on the internal pages. Front cover main photo: Café Class. Stunning Norton ES2 based special. Contents: Archive photograph: D-DAY Landings, June 1944 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); 1960 500cc Norton ES2 Café Racer (6 pages); 1962 Greeves 25DC Sports

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 31, No. 4, April 2004. 116 pages. In very good overall condition. There are a few scuff marks to the covers. Front cover photo: The Story of the Superbike. Norton's Commando thrived in the late Sixties superbike era. Contents: Archive photograph: German GP, Nurburgring, June 1955 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); 1959 BSA A10 Super Rocket (6 pages); 1930 Norton Model 18 (6 pages); Cheney Triumph ISDT Replica (5 pages); You Were Asking (3 pages);

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 30, No. 10, October 2003. 116 pages. In very good overall condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine and some marks on the front cover. Internal pages in excellent condition. Front cover photo: The Lawrence Brough. Contents: Archive photograph: Denis Parkinson, Junior Manx Grand Prix, Quarter Bridge 1946 (2 pages); News and Product Review (6 pages); Lawrence's Brough Superior (6 pages); 1974 Triumph Adventurer (6 pages); You Were Asking (3 pag

Classic Bike magazine, July 2003, No. 282. 116 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine. Front cover: High Flyer Triumphs. Contents: News (2 pages); Knebworth Show Report (2 pages); Letters (2 pages); Phil Read Column: Importance of the TT Lap of Honour (1 page); Profile: Rieju Motorcycles, Spanish marque still going strong after 50 years (2 pages); Supercharged BSA A65: 139mph sprinter built mainly from spare parts (3 pages); 1964 250 RE Crusader Sports

The Classic Motor Cycle magazine February 2003, Vol. 30, No. 2. 114 pages. In near excellent condition. There are a couple of tiny scuffs on the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Polished Ivory! Triumph 6/1, First of the parallel twins. Contents: FOCUS: News (6 pages); Product Review (2 pages); OLD BIKE: Ariel Combat - Part 6: Ariel MF31 (6 pages); TECH: You Were Asking (3 pages); CLASSICS: Triumph 6/1 (6 pages); Ratier Model C6S (5 pages); 1960 NSU Supermax (7 pages); 1965

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 29, No. 8, August 2002. 132 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: On Your Bike, Special riding issue. Contents: FOCUS: News (6 pages); Product Review (2 pages); OLD BIKE: 1921 550cc Triumph Model H (6 pages); TECH: You Were Asking (3 pages); PEOPLE: Lawrie Watts - Prince of Draughtsmen (5 pages); Britton Abroad (5 pages); British and European Classic

Classic Bike magazine, May 2002, No. 268. 99 pages. The Supplement "Guide to Buying and Selling" that came with this issue is not present. In very good overall condition. The covers have a few scuff marks at the top and bottom of the spine and on the top edge. Internal pages are in near excellent condition. Front cover: Buy Your Dream Bike. Contents: News: Bike hoard discovered under floorboards (3 pages); Phil Read Column: Buying bikes and helping scoutmaster at TT ( 1 page); Event Reports: Sc

19/3/24 SOLD - PENDING (K.G.) The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 29, No. 3, March 2002. 132 pages. In very good condition. There are a few scuff marks to the top of the front cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Hurricane Warning, John Stather's Triumph Hurricane. Contents: FOCUS: News (6 pages); Products (2 pages); OLD BIKE: 1936 Douglas Endeavour (7 pages including picture file); 1939 Norton 16H: From Racer to Workhorse (6 pages); Norton CS1 (2 pages); From Our Arch

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 29, No. 1, January 2002. 132 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top of the spine and the top edge of the front cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: The Full Monty, Martin Hutton's Laverda Montjuic. Contents: FOCUS: News (6 pages); Products (2 pages); OLD BIKE: 1933 Royal Enfield 250 Model BO Bullet: The first of a famous line (7 pages including picture file); 1912 Zenith Gradua (6 pages); TECH: You Were A

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 28, No. 11, November 2001. 132 pages. In very good condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine. There are slight marks at the top of two pages in the Sport section where pages had stuck together, other internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover photo: Trident Tales, Export T160 on the English Riveria. Contents: FOCUS: News (4 pages); Products (2 pages); OLD BIKE: 1938 Brough SS80 (6 pages); From Our Archive: 1932 When it took barely

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 28, No. 10, October 2001. 132 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine and a crease in the top turning corner of the front cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: The Real Thing, Genuine Rocket Goldie on test. Contents: FOCUS: News (4 pages); Products (2 pages); OLD BIKE: 1929 Humber 2 3/4 hp Sports (6 pages); 1935 Norton Model 50 (8 pages including centrefold); TECH: You Were Asking (3 pages); PE

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 28, No. 4, April 2001. 132 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and base of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover photo: A very superior replica, Riding a brand new Brough. Contents: FOCUS: News (4 pages); Products (3 pages); OLD BIKE: 1924 Douglas 2 3/4 hp (6 pages); Cover Story: New Brough Superior (6 pages); TECH: You Were Asking (3 pages); PEOPLE: Warrs Harley-Davidson (5 pages); CLASSICS: Under the Spo

Classic Bike magazine, June 2001, No. 257. 99 pages. In very good overall condition. Some very small scuffs to the spine. Front cover has two small tears (3mm and 6mm) from the top edge, a scuff and crease in the middle of the turning edge. Back cover has a light crease near the turning edge. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front cover: Pre-unit Paradise, Bob Allen's stylish 650 Triton. Contents: Workshop scene: Tony East's British heaven (2 pages); Fogarty to ride at Goodwood (2 pag

Classic Bike magazine, September 2000, No. 248. 99 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: New glam rocker, Bullet 500S Clubman First Test. Contents: Classic World (2 pages); Supercharged Goodwood (3 pages); Phil Read: Fired up! (1 page); Going Places (2 pages); New Products (2 pages); Elvington Speed Sprint (2 pages); Riding: New Enfield cafe racer, Bullet 500S Clubman (8 pages); Letters (3 pag

Classic Bike magazine, August 2000, No. 247. 99 pages. In near excellent condition. There are tiny scuffs to the top and bottom of the spine. Front cover has newsagent's stickers at the top. Otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: BSA Rocket-3. Contents: Classic World (2 pages); Mallory Park Post TT (4 pages); Louis Vuitton concours (1 page); Schottenring preview (1 page); Coupes Moto Legende (2 pages); 52nd Banbury Run (3 pages); Racing: BSA unit twins in the US (7 pages); Letters (3 pa

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 27, No. 11, November 2000. 132 pages. In very good overall condition. Front cover has a tiny scuff at the top of the spine and a small paper defect in the bottom turning corner (torn off), otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover photo: Neal Beadling's big bore Hyde Harrier. Contents: News (5 pages); Product Review (1 page); OLD BIKE: Norton ES2: Revelling in a Twenties sporting single (5 pages); Crocker V-twins (6 pages); You Were Asking (3 pages); PEO

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 27, No. 7, July 2000. 100 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff at the top of the spine and a slight mark from newsagent sticker removal at the top of the front cover, otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover: Fairground Attraction, First of the Featherbed Dommies. Contents: An Evening with Ernie Lyons Part One: One of Ireland's sporting gentlemen (5 pages); From Our Archive: Ken Hallworth on the industry's attempts to end the era of

The Classic MotorCycle magazine Vol. 27, No. 3, March 2000. 100 pages. In near excellent condition. There is a tiny scuff to the top of the spine, otherwise in excellent condition. Front Cover: The Power and the Glory, Dual purpose Norton Wasp on test. Contents: Ignition Part Two: Richard Rosenthal advances a few degrees to uncover the secrets of the magneto (5 pages); From Our Archive: Ken Hallworth takes a look at sporting lightweights of the Fifties (6 pages); 1965 BSA B40: Roy Poynting fall

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 26, No. 2, February 1999. 71 pages. In near excellent condition. The front cover has a few scuff marks close to the spine. Internal pages are in excellent condition. Front Cover: BSA Catalina After the Goldie Rush. Contents: 1953 Ambassador Supreme: Mick Easton heard the name as a teenager and had to have one (5 pages); Terry Grotefeld Profile: Forty years ago the lure of road racing ensnared a young Londoner (5 pages); Veteran Bat V-Twin: Sid Moore had to

Letters from Westerbork. By Etty Hillesum. 15-1-1914 – 30-11-1943. Introduction and notes by Jan G. Gaarlandt. Translation by Arnold J. Pomerans. Jonathan Cape. 1987. Notable prisoners in Westerbork included Anne Frank, who was transported to Camp Westerbork on 4 August 1944, as well as Etty Hillesum. Both wrote of their experiences in diaries discovered after the war. Frank was at the camp until 3 September. Hillesum was able to avoid the Nazi rounup that identified Jews until

The Caravan. By Wilhelm Hauff. Translated by Alma Overholt. Hardcover clean very good condition. Arabic stories translated from German into English. (actually quite interesting) A camel caravan. also books by these authors - Brian Aldiss Amos Poul Anderson Mark Anthony Piers Anthony Neal Asher Jean M Auel Scott Baker Tony Ballantyne J. G. Ballard Clive Barker John Barnes Neal Barret Jr. Gael Baudino Stephen Baxter Greg

The Classic MotorCycle magazine, Vol. 23, No. 12, December 1996. 71 pages. In excellent condition for age. Front Cover: Sharp Shooter Transatlantic Triumph TR6SR. Contents: 1959 Moto Guzzi Zigolo: Elegant 98cc two-stroke (3 pages); News and Diary: DMW to ride again? McIntyre machine search, Ivy Honda find (3 pages); Auction News: Results from Brooks, Palmer Snell and Pygott Daykin (1 page); God Bless Binks!: The final part on Binks Carburettors (4 pages); Triumph TR6SR (Cover Story): Transatlan

Classic Bike magazine, May 1995, No. 184. 98 pages. In very good condition. A few scuffs adjacent to the spine. Internal pages have slight age related edge discolouration. Otherwise in excellent condition. Front cover: Living Legend, Ray Pickrell & The Trident. Contents: ROAD TEST: Honda Black Bomber: Riding the first serious challenger to the British twins (5 pages); Newslines (3 pages); AJS Model 14: Two friends show what can be done on a low budget (4 pages); Writelines: Praise for Daytona's

Beyond the beyond. By Poul Anderson. Paperback. Clean good condition The corridors of time. By Poul Anderson. Publishd by Century Publishing, London 1985. ISBN 0******1050-2. Copy write 1965 Poul Anderson and Ziff-Davis Publishing Co. Softcover readable condition. The day of their return. By Poul Anderson. Softcover The fleet of stars. By Poul Anderson. Published by TOR. New York in 1997. I.S.B.N. 0-312-86036-6. hardcover, clean good condition but ex libris with stickers. Approx 17 by 25 by