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1852. JAGUARS AT LE MANS. Superb Michael Turner artwork of the 1988 Silk Cut Jaguar XJR9s approaching the Dunlop Bridge at night. Wonderfully evocative poster in superb original condition with no pinholes creases or other damage. Quarter folded for original mailing. £35. | |
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1846. JAGUAR AT MONTLHERY 1952. Framed limited-edition print of a Keith Woodcock painting showing the famous record attempt to average 100mph for a week, including all stops. Stirling Moss, Jack Fairman, Leslie Johnson and Bert Hadley drove an XK120 around the Montlehery track for seven days and nights, finally averaging 100.31mph, setting three world and five class records in the process. This numbered (289/475) print is hand signed by artist Woodcock as well as drivers Stirling Moss, Jack Fairman, Bert Hadley and team manager Mort Morris-Goodall. Framed under glass (can be removed from the frame for posting or collection in person from here in Surrey) (NB: frame has a couple of minor chips to the wood) Fantastic and unrepeatable item. 25in x 22.5in overall (image is approx 20in x 16.5in) £95
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1839. JAGUAR E-TYPE ROAD TESTS. A pair of original road tests reprinted from 'The Autocar' and 'The Motor' as advertising material, as manufacturers used to do. Dating from 24th March 1961 and 31st May 1961 respectively. A nice mixture of road test, manufacturer photos and data. A4 four-side fold-out items (the Motor one is only three pages long). Good condition, horizontally folded from original mailing. As a pair £18 |
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1838. JAGUAR C-TYPE. - or the "XK 120 C" as it was originally known. Facsimile edition published by Jaguar Quarterly in 1991 to celebrate the anniversary of the original in 1951. Inside pages give a very basic description of the engine, frame, transmission etc. etc. and a great piece of artwork showing a prototype at speed. 11in x 8in. four-side fold-out item. £12 |
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1756. THE CLASSIC JAGUAR SALOONS. Chris Harvey 1981. Part of the 'Collector's Guide' series, this follows the usual pattern of well-researched chapters on each model, with lots of contemporary photos. Also advice on buying, restoring etc. and technical appendices. Models covered are SS 1 to Mark V, Mark VII, VIII and IX, Mark 1 and 2, Mark X, 420G, S-type and 420 and the Daimler derivatives. Hardback with dustwrapper in very good condition 9.5in x 7in pp. 128 £20. | |
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1740. JAGUAR YEARBOOKS. Sumptuous productions in the old tradition of achievements books of earlier decades. These are all all the presentation editions: hardbacks in slipcases bound in exotic materials and bearing the name of the recipient, "Eoin Young" Each volume is full of lavish photographs, both contemporary pictures of cars at the factory or on the track, and historic images from Jaguar's history.
1740a. 2000 yearbook. Heavy green card dustcover with window revealing engraved stainless steel nameplate. (no. 148 of 750). Slipcase is custom made from crystal acrylic/perspex. (small crack/chip from bottom corner) The book itself is in immaculate almost unread condition. - I leafed through them when they were new and then just put them on the shelf!. pp. 192 £55
1740b. 2001 yearbook. Pale tan suede-type material for the cover this time, embossed with the Jaguar 'growler' logo and an engraved stainless steel nameplate. Slipcase is printed with a large colour photo of an alloy wheel and lined with the same suede material . No page numbers this year but it's the samesize as the others so I'd guess pp.190 £55
1740c. 2002 yearbook. Silver silk material for this year's cover, embossed with the title and logo, and with another engraved stainless steel nameplate. Slipcase is photo-printed black/silver card. pp. 190 £55
1740d. 2003 yearbook. White leather/parchment- feel cover with engraved stainless steel nameplate. Slipcase is photo-printed black/silver card. Some slight marking to the top edge of the slipcase and the parchment stuff takes fingerprints easily, otherwise as clean and unused as the others. pp.190 £55 |
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1715. DAIMLER BROCHURE. Luxury publication covering Series III Sovereign, Vanden Plas, Double Six and Limousine models. Full colour, heavyweight paper with card covers. Cover is not quite as pure white as it could be but otherwise in very good condition. pp.28 plus numerous fold-outs. 11.5in x 9.5in. £12. | |
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1584. JAGUAR C-TYPE. Large print of a 'general arrangement' type drawing of the Jaguar C-type. Top, side and end elevations. No dimensions but it looks around one quarter scale. Some smallish creases and uneven fading at ends but to be honest they make it look more authentic! Superb depiction of one of the most beautiful racing Jaguars. 51in x 29.5 in approx. Supplied rolled in a tube. £95 Click here to see a larger image | |
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1583. JAGUAR XJ Series III launch brochure. Original large format brochure introducing the Pininfarina-designed Series III model in 1979. Lavish photography of the car inside and out as you'd expect, but also great pictures of production in the factory and testing of prototypes. Text gives the history of the company and the new model as well as specs etc. Slightly rubbed covers and a small mark on the front but otherwise very good. 11.5in square approx. pp.36 £25 | |
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1582. JAGUAR XJ Series III brochure 1984. A later brochure than the item above and with a mixture of glossy photos of the cars, production, racing, testing etc. with different images and text from the older publication. Excellent condition softback with glossy covers. 11.5in x 8in . pp.34 £18 | |
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1486. THE JAGUAR FILE. Eric Dymock 2004 Third edition of this handbook of all the Jaguar models since 1922. Everything from the Swallow sidecars of the earliest days to the current XJs, X and S types etc. Road, racing and experimental models are all here, including the Le Mans and F1 cars, the XJ13 and the Goldie Gardner record car with the four-cylinder XK engine of 1948. Jaguar powered cars such as Coopers, Tojeiros and of course Listers are also included. Every model variant has its own description, specifications and photo. There is also a section on the history of the company and a good index. Intended primarily as a reference work it is filled with anecdotes and asides, as well as unusual photos which make it an interesting just to browse. Open it at random and it's hard not to get sidetracked! Hardback with dustwrapper in as-new condition. 8.5in x 6in pp.480 £20 | |
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1463. CORGI JAGUAR MODELS. Two nice diecast 2.4 model Jaguars, both have a fair amount of patina, meaning they have been played with extensively. They could easily be restored with a respray but wouldn't that be sacrilege? Both are just under 4 inches long and have all wheels and tyres in good condition. 1463a. White bodywork and steel/tinplate base so it's the earlier of the two. £10 SOLD
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1427. JAGUAR SERVICE SHEETS. Produced by "Motor Trader" in the 'fifties: 1427a. Jaguar Mk VII Saloon, 1951-1952. Details of engineering changes, engine data diagrams of controls, wiring engine, gearbox and suspension cutaways etc. service and lubrication chart. Paper has yellowed but in good condition. Publication no. 197. 8 page item 8in x 10.5in £15
1427b. Jaguar 2.4 litre Saloon, 1956/1957. Similar to the MkVII item with exploded diagrams of engine, gearbox, rear axle and suspension, wiring and lubrication charts etc. Original staples have rusted out but otherwise in good clean condition. Publication no. 277. 8 page item 8in x 10.5in £12
1427c. Jaguar 3.4 litre Saloon, 1957/1958. Very like the 2.4 litre publication with exploded diagrams of engine, gearbox, rear axle and suspension, wiring and lubrication charts etc. Again, the staples have deteriorated but otherwise it's good and clean. Publication no. 303. 8 page item 8in x 10.5in £12 |
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1257. JAGUAR DRIVER'S YEARBOOK 1979-80. Edited by Paul Skilleter, this Jaguar Driver's Club annual contains features on the major meetings of the year, articles on such topics as a racing XK120 and V12 Engineer Claude Baily. Also race results, a "Jaguar Identifile" of chassis numbers of all models, plus directories of suppliers etc. Lots of photos, some in colour. Hardback in good condition with slightly rubbed dustwrapper. 8.5in x 12in pp.120. £20 | |
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1186. JAGUAR. Andrew Whyte. 1980. History of the company by noted marque specialist. Part 1 covers the people, part 2 the products. Profusely illustrated with period photos. Foreword by Sir William Lyons. Hardback with dustwrapper in excellent condition. 7in x 9.5in pp.250 £25 | |
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966. FARINA / JAGUAR. Giuseppe Farina, World Champion in 1950, with Jaguar 420 outside Jaguar dealership. B&W 8.5x6.5in photograph. £30 | |
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860. JAGUAR LE MANS MEDIA GUIDE. 1990. Amazingly detailed book giving total information on the World Sports Car Championship, concentrating on the history of Jaguar at Le Mans, details of cars and driver plus photos and details of all entries. Ferrari F1 chief, Ross Brawn is shown as Jaguar Technical Director. 8.5 x 6 in. Glossy. Valuable marque reference. pp.50 £35 | |
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765. JAGUAR V12 ENGINE: Its Design and Development History. Institute of Mechanical Engineers Motor Show lecture from 27 October 1971 by Harry Mundy. Magazine format with numerous cutaway diagrams, photographs etc. A4 format 14 pp. £35 | |
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764. TWR GROUP. Design, Engineering and Manufacturing. Large format, ring bound brochure describing TWR's operations in road and race car and engine design. Covers Aston Martin DB7, Volvo and Holden Touring Cars and of course Jaguars including the XJ220, XJR 9 and XJR 15. Full colour throughout with gatefold pages. 15x 11 in. 22 pp. in original card case. £40 | |
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520. JAGUAR D-TYPE ANNIVERSARY DINNER/ LE MANS. 1950-1996. Official racing menu. Cord tied. Le Moulin de Villeray 16 June 1996. List of Jaguar Le Mans victories from 1951 listed on back cover. Nice rare marque item. 6x 8in. £35 | |
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123. H.M.S. JAGUAR 1961-1963. Hickman/Joel. Unusual marque item which is what amounts to the destroyer's glossy annual magazine, hard-bound in a numbered edition (No. 55) with the 'car' jaguar head in relief on the cover. Signed by the captain. 'The Editors thank all those of H.M.S. Jaguar and Jaguar Cars Limited, who have contributed to this book'. 9x6 in. pp100 £65 |
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