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[…] printed matter, about 4.5 million pho- tographs, more than 10,000 videos and  more than 15,000 volumes in the library,  among them the oldest German-language  automotive journals. The paperwork  includes minutes of board and advisory  board meetings, the fi les of former CEOs  and board members, printed matters docu-menting the products (and catalogues,  price lists, owner’s manuals, spare parts  lists, workshop manuals etc.), press kits,  technical drawings, advertising material  such as posters and advertisements, and  also the original commission books from  the period 1885 to 1945 and vehicle data  documents on about 10 million individual  cars built from 1946 to 1986. The vehicle  collection includes about 1000 vehicles of  which 160 are on display in the Mercedes- Benz Museum.   The Award Committee was impressed  that the Archives & Collection department  takes seriously its dual role as consulting  entity and service provider not only within  the company but also with the public.  The Archives are open by appointment  ( free of charge) to researchers and scholars  worldwide.   About 100 persons per year visit  the Archives for research purposes. The  number of written inquiries mainly by e- mail but still also by letter is much higher  of course: about 1600 a year. For basic  research on product history and corpo- rate history topics including photos, an  easy-to-use, self-explanatory multimedia  database is available to the public on  the worldwide web. It is accessible via  mercedes-benz-publicarchive.com   In the last fi ve years more than two  million users have used the database,  downloading more than 300,000 files  (mainly photos).   Apart from the database that provides  information and photos in an encyclopedic  approach the Classic department operates  a comprehensive internet page providing  information on the achievements, activities  and portfolio of the department. It is acces- sible via mercedes-benz.com/de/classic/ […]

[…] is also the historian and archivist for the Joseph Lucas Company, reports that any member who has a need for any information on that firm should feel free to contact him at 54 Willian Way, Letchworth, Hertfordshire SG6 2HL ENGLAN D. Issue Number 139 ANNUAL MEETING & BANQUET OCTOBER 9TH The Society ‘s 1992 […]

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[…] delight. On the back cover you will find H enry Miller and his Millermobile, cour- J Q~rn~l ~ Issue 210 May-June 2004 Off ice rs Joseph S. Freeman Michael L. Berger Darwyn H. Lumley Christopher C. Foster President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Board of Directors Through October 2004 Michael L. Bromley Paul N. Lashbrook […]

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[…] steam, diesel and atomic, and will always consider sailing vessels. Historically he will go back to the ancient Roman oar contraptions. He who records aircraft will consider free balloons and even Lilienthal’s machine. Most automotive historians, however, will frown upon sail cars but will certainly list propellor driven machines – and in most cases […]

[…] its 12-cylinder Rolls-Royce R aero engine. sirmalcolmcampbell.com sirmalcolmcampbell.com SAH Journal • September / October 2014 7 185.95 miles per hour for a Bonneville average of 189.745 miles  per hour got the pits buzzing again. “We were stunned because on  the lakes we had been crawling along, gaining a mile per hour, or  two, with each run,” Xydias recalled, “Here at Bonneville we went  over 30 miles faster than anyone ever had, it was a hell of a thing.”  Competitors remarked that they had learned more in one week at  Bonneville than in a whole year of competition on the lakebeds  while inking 13 new records. It was speed nirvana.   A year prior to the SCTA event, on September 13, 1948, riding  in his best “superman-in-fl ight” prone position, Roland “Rollie”  Free set the World Motorcycle Record of 150 mph aboard a Vincent  H.R.D. Black Shadow Lightning racing Rapide. He was wearing only  bathing trunks, goggles, shower slippers and a Cromwell helmet.   Word of how good racing was on the salt beds spread through  the ranks and 90 hot rodders from more than a dozen states pre- entered for 1950. This time, the voracious appetite for speed resulted  in 1,307 runs over the seven-day event. Expanded competition  classes included roadsters, modifi  ed roadsters, lakesters, streamliners,  coupes, modifi ed coupes and foreign cars.   The sparkling new streamliner of Bill Kenz and Roy Leslie, driven  by 28-year-old Willie Young, screamed into hot-rod history cutting  the fi rst-ever 200 miles per hour run at 206.504 miles per hour.   All through the seven-day speed fest engines went in, and en- gines came out, parts went on and parts blew off, wheels were trued  and tires got chewed, the smell of greasy oil perfumed the air.   The racing crowd was grateful for what little there was in nearby  Wendover. When the sun went down the hot rodders pulled out  fl  ashlights, turned on headlights, or relocated to well-lit motel rooms  to reassemble their engines.   […]

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[…]   Whatever side of the fence you might sit  on, or even if you straddle the fence, let us at  least evaluate all components in this delicate  subject in a respectful and calm fashion.   We have added a new award aimed  to gain exposure for SAH at various con- cours d’élégance events. This idea was fi rst  fl oated by Rubén Verdés who will chair the  committee, even though he wears plenty of  hats already. Steve Purdy has been another  promoter of the idea. We plan to name the  award after Beverly Rae Kimes but have not  fi nalized the criteria yet. It will likely be the  oldest car on the fi eld or the “Least Known  Marque” to recognize the car that is most in  need of our research and reporting. —Louis F. Fourie SAH Board Nominations: The SAH Nominating Committee is  seeking nominations for positions on the  board through 2022. Please address all  nominations to the chair, Andrew Beckman,  at abeckman@studebakermuseum.org. Free Digitizing Service: The  editor is seeking documents and photos  related to Rolls-Royce of America, Inc. This  includes promotional images of Rolls-Royce  automobiles photographed by John Adams  Davis. Other automotive history subjects are sought too. Only digital images are  needed. Accordingly, if you would like your  antique automotive documents and photos  digitized for free, just contact the editor at  sahjournal@live.com to confi  rm the assign- ment. Then mail your material, and it will be  mailed back to you with the digital media. Wanted: Contributors! The SAH  Journal invites contributors for articles and  book reviews. (A book reviewer that can read  Japanese is currently needed.) Please contact  the editor directly. Thank you!  A Call For Papers: The Michael  […]

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[…] similar kinship with classmates and  nearby Harvard students. Among  them were founders of both the  Veteran Motor Car Club of America  and the Sports Car Club of America,  and Fred was an early member of  both. His tales of car hunting and  collecting in pre- and early postwar  Massachusetts became the stuff of  legend, and his occasional lectures  were very popular. In 1939 he  bought a Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost  from the Boston Rolls dealer for  $125, though he had to write home  for the money. The car served as his  primary transportation for several  years. Other interesting cars passing  through his hands included a Crane,  a 1908 Renault, a Zedel and Amelia  Earhart’s Kissel Gold Bug. It is for Duesenberg, however,  that he is best known. He wrote  in the introduction to his seminal  1982 book Duesenberg: The Pursuit of Perfection: “I am clearly  a Duesenberg enthusiast and can  remember every one I ever saw  SAH Journal No. 243 Electronic Edition 6 in my boyhood in the thirties, so  my interest goes way back, but in  this book I have tried to view the  subject with some objectivity and  realism.” Indeed he did, for the  book, a sequel to the early work of  J.L. Elbert, is recognized today as the  authoritative source, remaining head  and shoulders above subsequent  coffee table tomes. Interestingly,  Fred never owned a Duesenberg.  Once I noticed “Duesenberg” next  to his name in an early directory  of the SCCA. “Oh,” he said. “I was  overseas during the war and had  sold my cars. You had to own a  recognized sports car to belong, so  […]

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