“Challenge Me the Race” by Mike Hawthorn and signed by Mike. This covers his Jaguar years. Signed copies are very rare.
A hall-marked sterling silver SS Cars desk lighter. Seldom seen.
The very rare TWR brochure for the XJR-6 in its pre-Silk Cut livery.
Owner’s Handbook for the XJ220. Prices rising because when cars change hands the book does not necessarily follow – but the new owner wants one!
SS Cars 100 mph speedometer made by S. Smith & Sons (Motor Accessories).
SS Cars 2.5 Litre Jaguar Instruction Book. Undated but this is the 1936 edition and appropriate for all 1936/37 model year cars.
Owners of SS100s will recognise this as a template of the dashboard of their cars. In fact, this is the aide memoire used by the late David Barber to remind him what went where! Unique.
475. XK150 & XK150S Spare Parts Catalogue – Volumes 1 & 2. Rarely offered together.
A tempting selection of Jaguar key fobs.
Win Percy’s parade suit from the Jaguar Racing era.
An NOS boot badge for the XK140. Fine.
An NOS XK150 radiator grill (e£400-500) and Version 2 mascot. (e£200-250). Both still in their original Jaguar factory protection wraps. Hyper-rare, probably unique.
Brochure for the XK120 Special Equipment model. The rarest of the XK120 brochures.
Programme for the Company’s Xmas party in the canteen on 21 December 1948. An intriguing glimpse of Jaguar staff at play in the immediate post-war years.
Three desirable adjustable spanners. 2 x King Dick and 1 x Shelley.
E-type model by Jouets Mont-Blanc. 1:12 scale. The enhanced version.
Jaguar showroom tray from the late 1960s. The bronze handles are the only casting of the mascot in this form.
A 1:18 scale model of the XK180. These larger models were presented by Abbey Panels (who created the bodywork), to a small number of individuals most closely involved in the creation of this concept car. First one I have seen.
“Ecurie Ecosse – David Murray and the legendary Scottish motor racing team” By Eric Dymock. Definitive.
JaguarSport Momo steering wheel. NOS and out of production. Not seen often on the open market.
An NOS Jaguar “Recommended Lubricants” plate. Not sure which car this is for.
Spare Parts Catalogue for XK120 FHC. Pub no J/11. Dated June 1953.
A sketch of Le Mans 1955 by Italian artist and Jaguar-owner Francesco Scianna. Shows Fangio’s Mercedes in hot pursuit of Mike Hawthorn through the Esses.
A concept drawing of a Jaguar mascot with the Mark VII in mind. Most unusually this is from the Joseph Lucas Styling Dept. Dated August 1950.
Set of 6 place mats in oak box. Each mat has a Roy Nockolds image of a Jaguar competition success in the 1950s. Catches and hinges faulty.
A collection of items related to the XJR-15 and the Intercontinental Challenge. Includes that superb photo of all 50 cars lined up on the Silverstone straight at the press preview before the Challenge launch.
“Travels with a Jaguar” by Amos Ball. Privately printed in 1954. The first book published anywhere in the world on the theme of “My Jaguar and I”. A “must have” for the Jaguar bibliophile! Very rare.
Mark V rev counter with integral clock. Shows the distinctive style of numerals unique to the Mark V.
