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The John Chaplin Photographic Collection
John is a much respected speedway historian, Author and
collector. He has decided to share some of his collection with us on
this page. Thank you very much John
High Beech 1928

High Beech pits from the hotel This picture shows High Beech on the first
day, February 19th 1928

High Beech 1928 This picture shows High Beech on the first day, February
19th 1928

High Beech 1928

High Beech 1928 This picture shows Billy Galloway taking a tumble, again
on the first day

High Beech 1928 The fifth picture shows turn four at High Beech but I have
no idea who the rider is

Johnnie Hoskins (left) and Jack Hill-Bailey at High Beech in 1929
Female Riders

Fay Taylour (left) and Eva Asquwith at Wembley in 1929 both mounted on
Douglas DT machines

Roger Frogley on his Harley Davidson Peashooter

1928 Golden Helmet Winner Frank Arthur aboard a Harley Peashooter

USA's Sprouts Elder Sprouts Elder is shown in action at Crystal Palace The
bike looks like a Douglas DT with a disabled brake drum on the front

Vic Huxley, Billy Lamont and Cecil Brown
The bike of the late twenties early thirties era The Douglas DT

Jack Bishop at White City aboard what appears to be a Harley Davidson
Peashooter

Wal Phillips and a mighty JAP

Phil Bishop and Roger Frogley are in action at Lea Bridge

Ray Tauser

Tiger Stevenson. moulded to his bike

Dick Case

Australia Test Team 1938 at Wembley The 1938 Australian Test team at
Wembley is: Lionel Van Praag in front, from left, Bill Rogers, Eric
Collins, Clem Mitchell, Bluey Wilkinson, Ron Johnson, Max Grosskreutz,
Charlie Spinks

Frank
Arthur on what appears to be a Rudge
USA's Best

1937 World Final Wilbur Lamoreaux Jack and Cordy Milne

The Milnes are in action at New Cross. Cordy and Jack

Jack and Cordy

Syd Edmunds is in action at High Beech

Vic Huxley and Frank Arthur shake hands before the Overseas Final of the
Star Championship 1929
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Billy Lamont and Vic Huxley are in action at Wimbledon

Jack Parker and Frank Arthur before the start of the fifth and final Test
at Wembley in 1932

Charley Spinks, Arthur Atkinson and Lionel Van Praag are in action at the
first Test of 1938 at Belle Vue

1936 Test action England V Australia

Overseas 1937 The bike is a JAP
Australia's Lionel Van Praag

Lionel aboard a 1930's JAP

Lionel Van Praag

Lionel Van Praag

Jack Parker and Bill Kitchen

England Australia Test 1947 Aub Lawson, Vic Duggan and Jack Parker

Jack Parker British Champion 1947

Statham, Jack Young Belle Vue Test

Vic Duggan and Longley at Harringay

Vic Duggan with Prince Phillip in 1948

Jack Young and an out of shape Norman Parker

Wembley V Wimbledon

Jack Parker and Tommy Price


England V Australia Hunt and Ken Le Breton

Vic Huxley and Jack Parker

Malcolm Craven

Tommy Price Norwich

Geoff Pymar and Vic Duggan

V Duggan and Bill Kitchen

Duggan etc Harr showing an excellent start line

Jack Parker and Vic Duggan
Bluey Wilkinson


Bluey Wilkinson

Bluey Wilkinson

Tom Farndon, Bluey Wilkinson. Can you name the others?
John
Bob Bath says: Hi John next
to Bluey I reckon is Van Praag then ? then Dick Case then ?-best I can do
but the guy between Van Praag and Case sure looks familiar-bet Reg Fearman
would know!!!! Cheers.Bob
Thanks Bob, I will email Reg in due
course.
Gavin Davis says: Tiger Stevenson and Tommy Croombs.

Norman Parker, Lionel Van Praag and Jack Parker

Billy Lamont, Frank Arthur and Vic Huxley

Max Johnno Alec Wilks.

1945 Pile up at Bradford Odsal

Vic Duggan Harringay

Jack Young West Ham and Split Waterman Harringay

Oliver Hart

Great Photo showing contrasting styles. Oliver Hart the leg trailer
and Bill Kitchen foot forward

King, Malcolm Craven and Tommy Price

George Newton. New Cross

Aub Lawson

Price and Hunt riding for England

England Test Team

Ray Duggan and Lionel Van Praag

1939 Test

Ken Le Breton

Andy Menzies and Louis Lawson

Alec Aub and Lionel

World Champ top three

Lionel van Praag, Rigg and Ken LeBreton

World Final Line up 1950

Eric French and Ron Johnson

Wembley's Tommy Price

Vic Huxley 1935

Tom Farndon

1936 The first world final race

Bluey Wilkinson

1936 World Champion Lionel Van Praag presented with the trophy by Sir
Malcolm Campbell

Ronnie Moore, Jack Young and Fred Williams

Vic Duggan 1947

England 1947

Jack Parker

Warren

Tommy Price leads Eric Chitty 1946

Goffe and Lloyd

Wilbur Lamoreaux 1949

Jeff Lloyd inside Oliver Hart

Alan Hunt Birmingham
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