The Michael Sedgwick Trust has assisted
the production of a variety of publications including:
The Stink-wheel Saga. Episode 2. (cyclemotors) by David Beare and Philippa Wheeler.
The English Motor T Ford – A Century of the Model T in Britain by Martin Riley,
Bruce Lilleker, Neil Tuckett.
Freddie Dixon – The man with a heart of a lion by David Mason.
Russian Motor Vehicles – The Czarist period 1784 to 1917 by Maurice A. Kelly.
Armstrong Siddeley – The Postwar Cars, by Robert Penn-Bradly
Armstrong Siddeley Motors, by Bill Smith
Automobiles Voisin, by Pascal Courteault (English translation by Peter Hull)
Ave Atque Vale, by Dave Cox
A Zest for Life – The Story of Alexander Keiller, by Lynda J Murray
The Bean, by Jonathan Wood
William Beardmore – Transport is the Thing, by Ken Hurst
Britain’s Motor Industry – The First 100 Years, editor Nick Georgano
Cars of the 1920s, by Nick Baldwin
High Speed Diary: Reggie Tongue, by Eric Dymock
History of the Alpine Trial, by Martin Pfundner
The House of Gwynne, by Ken Good
HRG – The Sportsman’s Ideal, by Ian Dussek
The Humber Story 1868-1932, by A B Demaus and J C Tarring
Lanchester Volume One, by C S Clark
Malvernia – The History of the Santler Car, by D Sutton
MG Y-Type, by John Lawson
The Model Y Ford, by Sam Roberts
Number Plates, by Dave Moss
Out in Front: The Leslie Ballamy Story, by Tony Russell
Petroleum Collectables, by Mike Berry
Proprietary Engines for Vehicles, by Nick Baldwin
The Rise of Jaguar Cars, by Barrie Price
Road Signs, by Stuart Hands
The Singer Story, by Kevin Atkinson
South Harting Hill Climb, by Graham Orme-Bannister
The Story of Hampton Cars, by Trevor G Picken
Sunbeam, by Bruce Dowell
The Three-Wheelers Almanac, by J C Graham
Vauxhall Cars 1903-1918, by Nic Portway
Vauxhall 30-98, The Finest of Sporting Cars, by Nic Portway
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