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SRD	Mar 29, 2012 8:26 am
Subject: Lagonda instruction Book Have noticed a Lagonda instruction book coming up at auction, which may be of interest : http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/dgs-auctions/catalogue-id-2850670/lot-13842662 The auction is on 31st March at DGS Auctions in Kent Regards Simon

SRD

Mar 29, 2012 8:26 am

Subject: Lagonda instruction Book

Have noticed a Lagonda instruction book coming up at auction, which may be of interest :

http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/dgs-auctions/catalogue-id-2850670/lot-13842662

The auction is on 31st March at DGS Auctions in Kent

Regards

Simon

h14	Mar 29, 2012 12:50 pm
Subject: Re: Lagonda instruction Book Not very helpful in the description side of things, are they. Suspect it must be a DB Lagonda, with the Feltham address. But surely the Lagonda Club compliment slip would indicate this is an early Club copy, as opposed to an original. From what I've seen of DB handbooks, the binding doesn't appear to be "original" either.

h14

Mar 29, 2012 12:50 pm

Subject: Re: Lagonda instruction Book

Not very helpful in the description side of things, are they. Suspect it must be a DB Lagonda, with the Feltham address. But surely the Lagonda Club compliment slip would indicate this is an early Club copy, as opposed to an original. From what I've seen of DB handbooks, the binding doesn't appear to be "original" either.

TVJL	Mar 29, 2012 3:29 pm
Subject: Re: Lagonda instruction Book it's definitely not an original or a copy of a DB handbook (I think I have examples of them all i.e. 2 x versions of 2.6, 1 x version 3 litre, 1 x temporary 3 litre, 1 x Rapide). I believe that it is a copy of the LG45 handbook made by the Lagonda Club post war. To assist the reader, the creator seems to have stuck in a label, giving up to date company contact details (post war, post David Brown), over the original Staines address details.

TVJL

Mar 29, 2012 3:29 pm

Subject: Re: Lagonda instruction Book

it's definitely not an original or a copy of a DB handbook (I think I have examples of them all i.e. 2 x versions of 2.6, 1 x version 3 litre, 1 x temporary 3 litre, 1 x Rapide).

I believe that it is a copy of the LG45 handbook made by the Lagonda Club post war. To assist the reader, the creator seems to have stuck in a label, giving up to date company contact details (post war, post David Brown), over the original Staines address details.