Sedgwick Trust supports publication of 2026’s Aspects of Motoring History – Aspects 22

The Michael Sedgwick Memorial Trust has supported the twenty-second edition of ‘Aspects of Motoring History’ (usually referred to as ‘Aspects’), published by the Society of Automotive Historians in Britain (‘SAHB’). This ‘Aspects’ is the sixteenth edition of this annual publication to be supported by the MSMT. It is free to full-members of the SAHB and a limited number of copies are available directly from the SAHB at https://www.thesahb.com/aspects/.

‘Aspects’ as its name suggests, comprises a selection of articles written by SAHB members (and others) on a variety of aspects of motoring history which do not in themselves merit a book but are worthy of recording and of interest to motoring historians everywhere. Issue 22, edited by Dr Craig Horner, features:

• Threats to our freedom to tinker by Paul Nieuwenhuis
• The visionary conman and the bunco artist: Harry Lawson and E.J. Pennington by David Burgess-Wise
• From GM South African to Vauxhall: the making of Bob Price by Louis Fourie
• A world-beating engine: the origins and demise of the pre-war MG small-capacity overhead-camshaft (OHC) power unit by Huw Davies
• An industrial vehicle contest, 1906, a photo essay by David Burgess-Wise
• The British motor industry and Hungary: a brief survey by Pal Negyesi