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St. Vincent Grenadines 33-51 Sea Shells Mnh on 2040-motos

US $14.70
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Covington, Louisiana, United States

Covington, Louisiana, United States
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St. Vincent Grenadines Scott 33-51, mint/never hinged. This is the 1974-1976 sea shells set, complete. 
Stamps shown in photos are the ones you will receive so please examine. Shipping combined/discounted for multiple purchases over a 7-day period. If you make multiple purchases, please request a total to permit easier calculation of the combined shipping charge and so the transactions can be handled on one invoice.

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Record Breaking Vincent Black Shadow Is Top Seller At Bonhams Auction

Mon, 29 Apr 2013

A fully restored, ex-works 1952 Vincent Black Shadow was the top selling motorcycle at the Bonhams auction, held at the International Classic Motorcycle Show at the Staffordshire County Showground on Sunday, April 28, selling for £113,500 (US $176,341 after premiums). This Black Shadow was part of the factory’s bid to set a new 24-hour speed record at Montlhéry in France in May 1952. Mechanical troubles prevented that from happening, but the team still came away with eight records, including six hours at over 100 mph.

Bonhams Las Vegas Motorcycle Auction Rakes In $1.8 Million

Mon, 16 Jan 2012

  A collection of classic motorcycles including some owned by the Du Pont family was auctioned by Bonhams in Las Vegas, with sales reaching $1.8 million, nearly double the pre-auction estimates. The auction included 50 motorcycles and 113 lots of spare parts from the Du Pont family including some from the personal collection of E. Paul du Pont, founder of Du Pont Motors and one-time president of Indian Motorcycles.

Video: 180bhp N2O injected Vincent

Tue, 21 Feb 2012

The Greek God Epithemeus - the name of this three-wheeled, 180bhp Vincent record breaker - was the brother of Prometheus. Epithemeus (meaning afterthought) was the creator of many dangerous, ill thought-out beasts. Unlike his dilligent brother, Epithemeus was a bit of a f**kwit who threw everything at his powerful new animal creations with little thought of the consequences. A perfect name, then.