Classic Isle of Man TT Posters

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Classic Isle of Man TT Posters

Velocette Racing New Zealand organisation logo. Classic racing motorcycle enthusiasts organisation brand. ‘Coca-Cola’ style sloped and looped copperplate lettering in metallic gold on a black background, consistent with the historic livery of Velocette motorcycles. Brands for New Zealand / International organisations.Megaphones on the Isle! A set of four posters designed and produced by MagentaDot Brands to mark the Velocette Racing New Zealand, Isle of Man Classic TT 2014 campaign. The quality action photos feature Bill Swallow whistling round the mountain course aboard the handbuilt Eldee-2 250 Special Velocette in the Isle of Man Classic T.T. Junior race, August 26, 2014. The posters were gifted to the project sponsors and supporters-in-kind as a premium acknowledgement of support and thanks. To finish the presentation and add value to the posters Bill Swallow signed a numbered edition of 25 of each of the four kinds.

Tipping_into_The_Creg_A2_landsc_poster_handheldThe action photos were taken at four signature locations on the Isle of Man course, two renowned corners; The Cregg, and The Bungalow and airborne exiting Ballaugh Bridge. The design and typography of the posters and the Eldee Velocette branding are an homage to the style of Isle of Man T.T. posters from the 50s and 60s.

Available in A2 and a3 size, enquiries; hello@magentadotbrands.com


IOM Classic TT campaign | The works
IOM Classic TT campaign | The works
Bill Swallow gets some air over Ballaugh Bridge aboard aboard Eldee-2 in the 2014 Isle of Man Classic T.T.. Ballaugh Bridge is hump-backed bridge over a stream between the 17th and 18th mile milestone road-side markers on the Snaefell Mountain Course in Ballaugh village.
Bill Swallow gets some air over Ballaugh Bridge aboard aboard Eldee-2 in the 2014 Isle of Man Classic T.T.. Ballaugh Bridge is hump-backed bridge over a stream between the 17th and 18th mile milestone road-side markers on the Snaefell Mountain Course in Ballaugh village.
Bill Swallow tipping into The Creg-ny-Baa (Manx: rock of the cow) Isle of Man, aboard Eldee-2 in the 201 Classic T.T.. The Creg is the first very-heavy braking area on the T.T. course descent. It is named for the nearby Keppel Hotel, and is situated between the 34th and 35th Milestone racing roadside markers on the Snaefell Mountain Course. Photo Credit: Dave Kneen manxphotosonline.com
Bill Swallow tipping into The Creg-ny-Baa (Manx: rock of the cow) Isle of Man, aboard Eldee-2 in the 201 Classic T.T.. The Creg is the first very-heavy braking area on the T.T. course descent. It is named for the nearby Keppel Hotel, and is situated between the 34th and 35th Milestone racing roadside markers on the Snaefell Mountain Course. Photo Credit: Dave Kneen manxphotosonline.com
Bill Swallow tipping into The Creg-ny-Baa (Manx: rock of the cow) Isle of Man, aboard Eldee-2 in the 201 Classic T.T.. The Creg is the first very-heavy braking area on the T.T. course descent. It is named for the nearby Keppel Hotel, and is situated between the 34th and 35th Milestone racing roadside markers on the Snaefell Mountain Course. Photo Credit: Dave Kneen manxphotosonline.com
Bill Swallow tipping into The Creg-ny-Baa (Manx: rock of the cow) Isle of Man, aboard Eldee-2 in the 201 Classic T.T.. The Creg is the first very-heavy braking area on the T.T. course descent. It is named for the nearby Keppel Hotel, and is situated between the 34th and 35th Milestone racing roadside markers on the Snaefell Mountain Course. Photo Credit: Dave Kneen manxphotosonline.com
Bill Swallow tipping into The Creg. Photo Credit: Dave Kneen manxphotosonline.com
Bill Swallow tipping into The Creg-ny-Baa (Manx: rock of the cow) Isle of Man, aboard Eldee-2 in the 201 Classic T.T.. The Creg is the first very-heavy braking area on the T.T. course descent. It is named for the nearby Keppel Hotel, and is situated between the 34th and 35th Milestone racing roadside markers on the Snaefell Mountain Course. Photo Credit: Dave Kneen manxphotosonline.com

Credits


Action Photos: Dave Kneen (Manx Photos Online), Russell Lee (Sports-Pics)
Printer: Croft Printing

 

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