Reference to the Beverley-Barnes in last year's article on the cars of General Ironside brought some interesting notes about this unusual make from a reader who was in the Motor…

A useful reference to bed and breakfast accommodation in the South and South-West of England is available, at 2s. 6d., from Herald Advisory Services, 3, Teevan Road, Croydon, Surrey. Covering…

Another advance has been made in the field of motor-car miniatures—Corgi have introduced detachable wheels, to add to all those other items like transparent screens, and sliding windows, and tip-up…

"Passenger Cars-1924-1942" by M. Sedgwick. 171 pp. 7 3/4 in. x 5 in. (Blandford Press, 167 High Holborn, London, WC1V 6PH. £1.75). This continues a series by Blandford and excellent…

There have been some references in these columns recently to that great automobile engineer, Sir Harry Ricardo, LLD, FRS, who is remembered by the motorsporting world as designer of the…

Story of a dedicated resurrection One of the memorable vintage events of last year was seeing the 1½-litre supercharged Halford Special racing car, evolved around Aston-Martin chassis components in 1924…

Fifty Years Ahead of the News, by John Sattler. Motor Books, £14.95. Public relations is a big time thing in the modern world, and this reflects the origin of the…

Stanley Sears died at the age of 84 in the Algarve, where he had lived in his later years. He had a profound knowledge of cars, especially of the veteran…

Le Mans and F1 having restricted space, here is a summary of what happened at the VSCC racing at the much-acclaimed Mallory Park circuit on July 5. The first race…

Live Steam! I am extremely fond of traction engines but I never expected to steam my own. Yet one Saturday in January this was just what we did. Warm water…

This club has created an Associate Membership category open to owners of all side-valve Fords, to supplement the main membership of 100E and 107E Fords, the last SV model. Thus…

Passing through Stratford-on-Avon, a town of beautiful river vistas, that ugly slab of Memorial Theatre, a small Picture Gallery and many Shakespearian mementoes (as a comparatively impecunious writer myself, I'll…