Brooklands Society Christmas Card, Brooklands banking

	This year's card Ref: 1 - Winter at Robin Jackson's The painting Richard Wheatland has produced for this year's card is of 1934 Aston Martin CML 242, a 1˝ litre second series long chassis sports saloon. The car is seen outside the Robinry with, in the background, the Eccles Supercharged Lagonda Rapier based special raced at Brooklands from 1935. The Aston which, was Class winner at Pebble Beach in 1997, is now owned by member Keith Piper. Message in card: With Greetings and Best Wishes From Price: - Ł8 per pack of ten including postage within the U.K.

		Ref: 4 - Santa Special Message in card: with Seasons Greetings from Our thanks to John Pulford the Brooklands Museum curator for this fun illustration of the great man on the Members' Banking complete with blower, Brooklands can and fishtail. The Santa Special was at one stage going to be called the 'Slippy Slippy Banking Special' (as in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - get it?) but it was decided to err on the side of conservatism. Price: - Ł8 per pack of 12 including postage within the U.K.

	Pack of Ten - 4 Assorted cards Ref: 3 - Mixed Pack Message in all cards: With Greetings and Best Wishes From. Packs may vary from the cards shown.
	Raymond Mays (E.R.A.) close behind Prince Bira (Maserati) on the Campbell Circuit, Brooklands in the 1937 International Trophy Race. From a painting by Richard Wheatland.	'The Santa Special'
	'The Brooklands Society Reunion' From a painting by Tim Wheatley Price: - Ł8 per pack of 12 including postage within the U.K.	'Full Cry' 1932 Easter Bank Holiday meeting, the last lap of the Norfolk Lightning Short Handicap. John Cobb (No.2) Delage & Sir Henry Birkin (No.1) Bentley passing Pen Hughes (No.5) Bugatti. Courtesy of Tina Nockolds and Harold Hatton.

The 1999 card
Brooklands 1939 - 'THE END OF AN ERA'
Ref: 2 - Hurricane
Message in card: With Greetings and Best Wishes from

Price: - Ł8 per pack of ten including postage within the U.K.

A Hawker Hurricane Mk1 on a flypast over the Brooklands Campbell motor course as the final meeting on August 7th 1939 is in progress.

The prototype Hawker Hurricane first flew from Brooklands on 6th November 1935 and the first production aircraft entered service with the R.A.F. in December 1937. By the end of 1938 thirty aircraft were leaving Brooklands every month.

From a painting by Richard Wheatland.

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