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A quantity of racing driver biographies,relating to pre and post-War drivers including Karl Kling: Pursuit of Victory (signed by Kling); Raymond Mays: Split Seconds (signed by Mays with dedication); SCH Davis: A Racing Motorist (signed by Davis); Chris Nixon: Mon Ami Mate (signed by Nixon); Tony Bailey & Paul Skilleter: Mike Hawthorn - Golden Boy (signed by both authors); Tony Brooks: Poetry in Motion (signed by Brooks with dedication); Graham Gauld: Gentleman Jack (signed by Jack Sears); and other biographical and autobiographical titles relating to Prince Chula, Dick Seaman, Rudolf Caracciola, Sir Henry Segrave, Tim Birkin, Tazio Nuvolari; Fangio, Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Peter Collins and others. (Qty)FootnotesLots 1-41 are from The Motoring Library and Estate of the Late Brian K.Joscelyne (1934-2020). Brian K. Joscelyne (1934-2020), a Surveyor by trade, had a keen interest in motoring and motor racing from an early age. Influenced by his father, Lewis Hamilton Joscelyne, who had bought him an Aston Martin 15/98 at aged 20 in 1954, he has been a long-standing member and contributor of the Aston Martin Owners Club. Brian raced, amongst other cars, a DB3 and a DB3S at AMOC and other events, during the 1960s and 1970s, winning the Arthur Bryant Trophy in 1960 and 1961, and also competed at Le Mans. Although Brian had accomplished many skills and much experience during his motoring life, including car mechanic, race team manager and owner, and amateur racing driver, his forte was motoring photography. Although not professionally trained, his high-level enthusiasm was evident in the quality of his images, taken at many competitive events and races from the 1950s to 1970s across the UK and Europe, his Pentax and Voigtlander cameras always at his side. Brian's photographic work has been very much admired and respected and has been reproduced in various motoring publications.