Auto/Motorcycle Racing | Letters

Letter signed by Malcolm Campbell, dated August 19, 1931, thanking Harold Pickard and enclosing his autograph. Campbell is known for setting multiple land and water speed records with vehicles named Bluebird.

Typed letter signed: "M. Campbell", dated October 21, 1946, on personal letterhead, addressed to J.A. Blomgren. Mentioning an enclosed autographed photograph, Campbell expresses gratitude for good wishes. Sir Malcolm Campbell is known for setting multiple land and water speed records.

Letter of apology signed by Janet Guthrie, expressing regret for a delay in sending items. Addressed to "Dear Ms. Burhilt," it includes a personal message and is written on her letterhead. Guthrie is known for being a pioneering female racer.

Letter signed by Janet Guthrie, the first female racecar driver competing in Indycar and NASCAR, contains a personal message to "Dear Mr. Axelrod." Guthrie apologizes for a delay in her response, mentioning she moved and misplaced mail.

Letter signed by Janet Guthrie, dated February 23, 1982, recounting her experiences during her first major race. Addressed to Alan Hunter, it reflects on her feelings during the Indianapolis 500 and her racing career, marking her as a pioneering female driver.

Typed letter signed by Janet Guthrie, dated April 22, 1992, addressed to a fan discussing the importance of education. Guthrie reflects on her journey in racing, emphasizing sacrifices made for her goals. Notable for being the first woman in the Indianapolis 500 and Daytona 500.

Typed letter signed by Janet Guthrie, dated July 22, 1985, providing a mini biography and detailing her accomplishments in aviation and racing. Guthrie became the first woman to compete in both the Indianapolis 500 and Daytona 500, sharing her experiences in the letter.

Typed letter signed by Stirling Moss, dated October 20, 1977, expresses gratitude to a fan. The letter includes a personal note, mentioning a photograph enclosed for the recipient and their spouse, signed in black ink as "Stirling Moss".

Typed letter signed: Stirling Moss in black ink, dated February 18, 1988, addressed to Dear John. It expresses gratitude for a fan's letter and mentions an enclosed autographed photograph. Sir Stirling Crauford Moss was a notable Formula One driver.

Typed letter signed by Stirling Moss expresses gratitude to fans for their support, mentioning their health struggles and enclosing a signed photograph for their collection. Dated April 22, 1988, in London, the letter conveys well wishes and appreciation.

Typed letter signed by Stirling Crauford Moss, dated June 13, 1983, expresses gratitude to a fan, mentioning an enclosed autographed photograph. The letter is addressed to "Dear Peter" and includes best wishes from Moss, a renowned Formula One racer.

Typed letter signed by Stirling Crauford Moss, dated September 25, 1984, thanking a fan named Peter McGrath for his letter and including a photograph. Moss signs as "Stirling Moss", expressing appreciation for the fan's gesture.

Typed letter signed by Barney Oldfield, dated July 31, discussing his role as MC for the Miss Handicapped America pageant. The letter is written on Broadmoor stationery and highlights Oldfield's connection to racing history and his advocacy for safe driving.

Typed letter signed by Johnny Rutherford, dated May 15, 1991, expresses the importance of education for race car drivers. Written on Johnny Rutherford, Inc. stationery, it encourages students to pursue their goals and highlights his achievements, including three Indianapolis 500 victories.

Typed letter signed by Al Unser, addressed to "Dear Steve," providing advice on entering the racing community. Mentioning an enclosed photograph, it includes suggestions for finding a car owner or helping a local driver. Signature appears with a horizontal fold.