1938 Eyston's And His Thunderbolt Postcard Breaks Land Speed Record Salt Flats BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS some creasing and corner damage

some creasing and corner damage

Ticket is also in great condition with a relatively good entry rip and some writing on the front “C for Toronto” in pen

His trio was the model for small jazz ensembles that followed

Vintage 1972 pennant for the 25th NHL All-Star Game on January 25

as does the autograph with no bleeding or smudging

1938 Eyston's And His Thunderbolt Postcard Breaks Land Speed Record Salt Flats BASKETBALL TICKETS AND STUBS some creasing and corner damage1938 Postcard of Eyston's And His Thunderbolt, Reads on the back that Capt. George Eyston on September 16th 1938, lowered his former record for the measured mile to 357. 5 miles per hour. this is the fastest ever traveled by humans on wheels. the A. A. A. under whose supervision these records are made, has charge of the conditions and timing, and an average of two miles being necessary to acquire a record mile, one in each direction. it is now