The Motor Cycle, Issues from July 6th to Dec 28th, 1944, (Volume 73).

Hardcover, 27x21cm,468 pages, profusely illustrated by photograph and diagram, gilt spine titles. Endpapers are tanned, couple of dog ears, general wear. The Motor Cycle was a weekly magazine, commonly known as The Blue 'Un. Established in 1903, Motor Cycle was the first British magazine devoted to motor cycles and motorcycling. Known for its focus on road tests and features on reader's bikes, it also covered motor cycling news and key issues and developments. These issues from the second world war provide a fascinating insight into the world of motorcycling in the tough days of WW2.Includes some fantastic articles of the motor cycle riders and their cycles in the military, fighting Europe and Africa.There is a sensational section on the D-Day arrival of motorcycles in France!Wonderful and super rare addition for the vintage motorcycle collection.