Dick & George

Awarded the Montagu of Beaulieu Trophy by the Guild of Motoring Writers 2002.

Two of the best-known names of 1930s British motor racing were Dick Seaman – racing driver – and George Monkhouse – motor racing photographer. As Dick’s racing exploits earned him an unprecedented place in the Third Reich’s Mercedes-Benz racing team, so George Monkhouse elevated motor sports photography into an artform.

Their fascinating private correspondence – plus a similarly unpublished personal narrative by Dick’s formidable mother – provides the backbone of this unique Palawan book.

Limited to 1500 numbered copies, bound in Iris cloth with two colour hit foil on the front and spine and encased in a dust jacket.

£135

Limited to just 50 copies, the book is handbound in racing green Morocco leather with silver blocking on the front and spine, and is encased in a silver buckram dropback solander box.

£750