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1931 Le Mans 24 hours: Lord Howe / Henry Tim Birkin, 1st position, action

1931 Le Mans 24 hours: Lord Howe  /  Henry Tim Birkin, 1st position, action


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1931 Le Mans 24 hours: Lord Howe / Henry Tim Birkin, 1st position, action

Le Mans, France. 13-14 June 1931.
Lord Howe/Henry " Tim" Birkin (Alfa Romeo 8C 2300), 1st position, action.
World Copyright - LAT Photographic.
Ref: Autocar Glass Plate B6292

Media ID 18227203

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