Well-travelled and well-worn.

Print of Norman’s record-breaking run at over 172 mph on 20 October 1953. Print by Stuart Spencer, former manager of Jaguar’s Design Studio. Copy 2/150. 24 x 14½. Signed by both Norman and Stuart. Fine.

Print by Stuart Spencer of Norman’s run in the 1952 race as navigator for Stirling Moss. Copy 16/160. 28 x 23, Signed by both Stirling and Norman as well as Stuart. Fine and seldom seen.

Print by “Masha” of Norman’s run in the 1952 Mille Miglia with Stirling Moss. Signed by both Stirling and Norman as well as the artist. Copy 9/125. 18 x 24. Fine.

Print by Stuart Spencer celebrating the Anniversary in 2006. Signed by Norman and Bibiana Boerio, then Jaguar MD. 27 x 19½. Fine.

This was commissioned by Jaguar Heritage for the E-type’s 50th Anniversary. Signed by Norman. 33 x 28. Copy 13/50. Fine and from an unusually short print run.

Print of poster for the Amelia Island Concours in 2017. Bob Tullius, Davy Jones, Hurley Haywood, David Hobbs, Brian Redman, Norman, etc. This poster is a stand-out being comprehensively signed but curiously, there are 10 drivers listed and 11 signatures! Can’t quite work out who is the interloper. A very rare collection of signatures. 12 x 18. Fine. Rare.

Used as the cover illustration of Paul Skilleter’s superb biography of Norman (see Lot 59).
23 x 16. Fine.

Signed by Stewart. Unnumbered. 23½ x 17. Fine.

Signed by Norman. 28 x 21. Fine.

20 x 16. Fine.

Poster. 33 x 23½. Fine.

Poster. 33 x 23½. Fine.

Poster. 34 x 25. Fine.

Poster. 2 ½ x 20. Fine.

Poster for Copenhagen exhibition in January 2005. Poster 39 x 29. Fine.

For his records-breaking run in October 1953. 14½ x 10. Fine.

While at Fisherman’s Wharf, Monterey, California in August 2000. Artist is “Marie O”. Original artwork. Fine.

Very useful poster from the Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Club. 16 x 23½. Fine.

Albert Park Lake, Victoria, Australia. Two posters – 1996 (17 x 11½) and 1997(11½ x 16½). Both Fine.

All 21½ x 13½. All Fine.

From the left – Rudolf (?), Norman, Ralf Speth and Thomas Smith. Photoprint. 18 x 12. Fine.

Undated but probably 1970s. Annotation top right in Norman’s hand “N. Dewis Exp. Vehicle Proving”. Layout and contents differ from the original. For example, no diagrams. For full coverage of the car both manuals are needed. Fine.

Worn but wearable. Or a memento. All VG. Bag is faded.

Roy Nockolds’ painting of Ronnie Adams Mark 7 on its way to victory in the 1956 Monte Carlo rally. Facsimile signature by William Lyons. VG.

An A3-size print. Manuscript note on back. Fine.

Tight focus on left-hand lights of Series 1 E-type. “Norman” at top. Signed – “snich 11(?)”. Small metal tab in centre of base “Jaguar Club Denmark”. Fine.

Fine.

Norman’s file for the 50th Anniversary Celebrations, 29-30 May 1999. Comprehensive. VG to Fine. Rare.

The 1959 menu was for the First annual dinner of the Club’s Midland Centre. Norman was Club Chairman for many years and then President. The 1936 menu is especially rare as it was the Club’s first dinner and I suspect that very few will have survived. Historic. VG and Fine.

Fine.

Framed. Glazed. VG.

Scanned newspaper photo so a little grainy but historic. Mounted, framed and glazed VG.

. Dated August 2010 but venue not know, Mounted, framed and glazed. Fine.

Note on back- “Beaulieu Talk”. Unusual. Fine.

One shows the Duke, Lofty England, Bill Heynes and Norman beside an XK150 fhc. Two feature an XKSS, one with the Duke at the wheel. Both cars carry trade plates. Original. Unusual.

Left-hand drive and white-wall tyres so probably destined for North America. Modern reprint. Fine.

Jaguar press photo.

Sections include “Model Range”, “Design”, “Body Structure”, “Chassis”, “Powertrain” etc. Fine.

Sl spotting on cover o/w Fine.

Brochure for the new V8 engine. 25 pages. Ref – JLD/10/10/26/96. Fine.

Large, A3-sized brochure for the full range. Includes price list. Useful for dating automobilia. Ref – JDM/10/02/00/02. Cover rubbed at foot o/w Fine.

Card folder containing 6 full-colour A4-sized studio photos of XJS and Series 2 XJ, including the XJC. Fine. Unusual.

4-page skirted launch folder for the 4.2 litre car. 12 x 8.5. Colour. Specs on back. Fine.

VG.

With disc brakes and automatic transmission. 4-page brochure. Includes three RT reprints – John Bolster in Autosport, Stirling Moss in the Sunday Times and Roy Salvadori in Autocourse. Unusual with these RTs. Fine.

Photo tribute to the company, the people and the cars. Letter to Norman from Tony O’Keefe, then Vehicle Curator. Fine.

Vol XXIII, No 4, Fourth quarter 1985. Includes 8-page article by Andrew Whyte on the XJ13. Dedicated to “Norman and Nan” by Andrew. VG.

1981. 120 pages. In its way, this is a milestone in Jaguar history. Contains a 10-page interview with Norman. This copy dedicated to him with a letter of thanks and appreciation from Paul. DW a little edgy but book is VG. Unique.

1998 edition. 416 pages. Two copies. Fine books in Fine slip-cases.