Auction items with items with a collective reserve price of almost £500,000 are lined up for an auction of motorcycles and memorabilia to take place at the 2020 Classic TT.
Over four days, auctioneers Charterhouse invited members of the public to come to the Isle of Man Motor Museum to have their memorabilia valued and advise them of their items historical significance.
Bikes already confirmed to be in the 2020 auction include an NSU Supermax race bike (pictured left) and a Laverda Formula 500 from 1978. Bikes with rider provenance include Mick Grant’s Kawasaki H2R race bike and the Niall Mackenzie ex-works carbon fibre Armstrong 350cc bike. The trip to the Isle of Man also identified a very rare marshal’s armband from the early 1900s and two TT trophies from the 1920s.
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Following the success of the first Isle of Man valuation day, Charterhouse will be returning to the Isle of Man from Friday 24 to Monday 27 January, and are again inviting collectors and memorabilia owners to come to the Isle of Man Motor Museum in Jurby on Sunday 26th for a free valuation.
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The first auction is scheduled to take place during the 2020 August Bank Holiday weekend in the Classic TT Paddock in Nobles Park and will be open to both on line and on-event bidders.
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