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2020 100 Years of the Jersey Motorcycle & Light Car Club Prestige Booklet
2020 100 Years of the Jersey Motorcycle & Light Car Club Prestige Booklet
£19.22
Prestige booklets are very popular with our collectors, but they also make great gifts. The booklet contains additional information and photography, relating to the 100 Years of the Jersey Motorcycle & Light Car Club stamp issue. This Prestige Booklet contains four panes of stamps made up of mixed stamp designs. Sold for the face value of the stamps contained within, the book and additional information is completely free.
| Date of issue | 08-09-2020 |
| Withdrawal date | 08-09-2022 |
| Designer | Studio Up |
| Sheet | 10 |
| Size | 36mm x 36mm |
| Process | Four colour offset lithography |
| Denominations | 54p, 70p, 84p, 88p, £1.05, £1.18, £1.50 & £2.92 |
Additional Information
The Jersey Motorcycle and Light Car Club was formed in 1920, originally for motorcycle events only. Persuaded to move to Jersey by his brother-in-law in 1919, motorcycle enthusiast H.W. Rawnsley-Gurd, arrived in Jersey to find there was no established motorcycle club. After taking part as an observer at reliability trial, as well as organising an impromptu hill climb, Rawnsley-Gurd brought together the Jersey Motor Cycle Club.Known today as the Jersey Motorcycle and Light Car Club, the Club runs in the region of sixty events each year with around 550 members.
Additional Information
The Jersey Motorcycle and Light Car Club was formed in 1920, originally for motorcycle events only. Persuaded to move to Jersey by his brother-in-law in 1919, motorcycle enthusiast H.W. Rawnsley-Gurd, arrived in Jersey to find there was no established motorcycle club. After taking part as an observer at reliability trial, as well as organising an impromptu hill climb, Rawnsley-Gurd brought together the Jersey Motor Cycle Club.Known today as the Jersey Motorcycle and Light Car Club, the Club runs in the region of sixty events each year with around 550 members.