A pair of Stirling Moss overalls by Grenfell Cloth, 1953-54,

Goodwood Revival: Collectors' Motor Cars and Automobilia|7 September 2024, 11:00 BST|Chichester, Goodwood

A pair of Stirling Moss overalls by Grenfell Cloth, 1953-54,

museum quality display mounted, green with press stud collar flaps, jersey cuffs, elasticated ankles, white central zipper and four zip pockets. Worn, with evidence of stitched name to inside of collar, 'ghost' traces of BRDC badge location on left breast pocket, distinctive repair to left shoulder after these overalls were torn during the 1953 Daily Express Trophy Meeting when Moss crashed a C-type Jaguar in practice; common mounted with a 1953 Daily Express Trophy Meeting programme; a signed colour photograph of Moss circa 1954, in the overalls after the shoulder had been repaired, 40 x 30cm; and a May 1954 issue of 'World Sports' with Moss on front cover in these overalls; the frame 151 x 100cm; together with unmounted items comprising four other periodicals with articles about Moss and three books:- Robert Edwards: 'Stirling Moss' which contains an image on page 98 of Moss in these overalls after the crash in the C-type with a tear on the left shoulder; Moss & Henry: 'All my races' with details of the C-Type crash on page 124; Moss & Nye: 'Stirling Moss, My Cars, My Career', sold together with a letter of provenance from a previous owner.
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