1950s autograph book holding some rare F1 driver signatures, all of them collected at the Goodwood circuit, including Jean Behra (in pencil), Joakim B

1950s autograph book holding some rare F1 driver signatures, all of them collected at the Goodwood circuit, including Jean Behra (in pencil), Joakim Bonnier, Mike Hawthorn, (Herbert) MacKay Frazer (in pencil), Raymond Mays, Bruce McLaren (twice), Stirling Moss (twice: one an early 'S.Moss' in pencil), Roy Salvadori and Harry Schell, plus other celebrities of the period, many of them ballet dancers Herbert MacKay Frazer was a talented American driver who transferred to Europe in 1955. Initially driving for the fledgling Lotus sports car team, he surprisingly led the following year's Reims 12-hour race. In 1957 he won his class at Le Mans, before making a promising Grand Prix debut in France with BRM. Unfortunately this would be his only Formula1 start, as he was killed in a F2 race at Reims the very next weekend. not illustrated