Tommy Hall (GBR), 1903 Motor Paced Hour Record Holder

Tommy Hall was a professional track racing cyclist from 1900 until 1914.  Hall broke the world motor-paced hour record in 1903, despite falling in a bend, covering 54.34 miles (87.391 km).  He won the first London Six-Day race with partner Brit Martin, covering 839 miles in 36 hours.  He was also finished third in the European stayer championship in 1904.

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Size 9 x 14 cm  (3.5 x 5.5 inches)