This original vintage two-page magazine spread from the January 1968 issue of Cycle World showcases a fascinating look at "Classic Bikes at Brooklands." The article, penned by Maurice Andison, delves into the history of early 20th-century motorcycles and their connection to the legendary Brooklands race track. Featured bikes include the 1928 Douglas 498-cc, 1911 998-cc T.T. Indian, 1928 348-cc Charter-Lea, 1913 998-cc Zenith, 1922 998-cc O.E.C. Temple-Anzani, and the 1927 250-cc Rex Acme Blackburne, with detailed photographs highlighting their design and engineering.

This ephemera offers a captivating glimpse into motorcycle history, illustrating the evolution of racing bikes and the significance of Brooklands as a hub for automotive and motorcycle sport. The imagery includes a striking black-and-white photo of a rider on a track, alongside several close-up shots of these iconic machines. As a collectible piece, it appeals to enthusiasts of vintage motorcycles, motorsports history, and ephemera from the mid-20th century. The page measures approximately 8.5 x 11 inches, making it suitable for framing or inclusion in a historical collection. Discover the allure of these classic bikes and the heritage of Brooklands through this authentic vintage magazine clipping.