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Bonhams Auction Catalog, 2012 Spring Stafford Sale, Vincent Brough Triumph Bsa on 2040-motos

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Aliso Viejo, California, United States

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Bonhams Auction Catalog

From the 2012 Spring Stafford Sale in the UK, featuring classic bikes from the Harry Lindsay collection. Total of 205 pages with photos & descriptions of 196 motorcycles, plus memorabilia, includes price estimates for all. Near-mint, never circulated. Free U.S. shipping, can ship overseas at extra cost. Please click on MotoViejo Store for more rare motorcycle parts, literature & collectibles, happy to combine shipping on multiple purchases.


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