Number 1392
10 autographed items from successful bicycle racers from the U.S., Australia, and Great Britain: 6 postcards (PC), 1 press photo (PF): 3x Tommy Hall (GB; 1877–1949; 2nd place in the 1904 European Professional Stayer Championship – PC); Reggie McNamara (AUS; 1888–1971; track cycling expert from 1911 to 1937 with over 700 victories—PF); Graham “Greame” French (AUS; 1927–2012; 1956 Track World Champion—PK); William Fenn (1880–deceased; 1900 U.S. Amateur Sprint Champion; turned pro in 1901; gold medalist at the 1904 Olympic Games in the 1/2-mile and 1-mile events during exhibition races for professional riders - PK); Nat Butler (USA; 1870–1943; 4th at the 1899 World Championships; professional stayer - PK). Some have adhesive residue on the back. The signatures have not been verified! ARCHIVE. Condition: B-C
Place bid for Auction Number 96 on 20.11.2026 at 01:00 PM CET
10 autographed items from successful bicycle racers from the U.S., Australia, and Great Britain: 6 postcards (PC), 1 press photo (PF): 3x Tommy Hall (GB; 1877–1949; 2nd place in the 1904 European Professional Stayer Championship – PC); Reggie McNamara (AUS; 1888–1971; track cycling expert from 1911 to 1937 with over 700 victories—PF); Graham “Greame” French (AUS; 1927–2012; 1956 Track World Champion—PK); William Fenn (1880–deceased; 1900 U.S. Amateur Sprint Champion; turned pro in 1901; gold medalist at the 1904 Olympic Games in the 1/2-mile and 1-mile events during exhibition races for professional riders - PK); Nat Butler (USA; 1870–1943; 4th at the 1899 World Championships; professional stayer - PK). Some have adhesive residue on the back. The signatures have not been verified! ARCHIVE. Condition: B-C
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