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Ollie wrote:Image
Otto Mathé in his Gmünd!! Leading what looks like a Glöckler?

What's the story behind this picture?
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Being chased by ? then a 328 BMW that i think is RHD......What is the story indeed?? W
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Stumbled across this going on today :wink:
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Trying to find the origin of some of these early photos is often frustrating, they've been blogged and reblogged so many times the source appears to have evaporated.

Here's another non traceable.

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I'd like one of those!
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I’d like both of them, and the car!
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mycar wrote:Trying to find the origin of some of these early photos is often frustrating, they've been blogged and reblogged so many times the source appears to have evaporated.

Here's another non traceable.

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Event: Auto- und Motorradrennen auf der Trabrennbahn Wien-Krieau 1954
Discipline: Sand-, Aschen-, Betonbahn- und Speedwayrennen
Coverage: national
Location: Wien
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Material: Celluloseacetat
Technique: SW-Negativ auf Kunststoffträger
Dimensions: 36 x 24 mm
Dating: 25.04.1954
Author: Arthur Fenzlau
Call number: FE-RF-1954-049-0020
Description: Otto Mathé (6) auf Porsche in Führung
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Liking this one...

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Event: Internationale Österreichische Alpenfahrt 1950
Discipline: Rallyes, Wertungs- und Bergwertungsfahrten
Coverage: internationaler Meisterschaftslauf
Location: Österreich
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Material: Celluloseacetat
Technique: SW-Negativ auf Kunststoffträger
Dimensions: 36 x 24 mm
Dating: 23.06.1950
Author: Arthur Fenzlau
Call number: FE-RF-1950-101-0012
Description: Großglockner am 24.6.1950: Otto Mathé (138) auf Porsche-Sport 1100 ccm. Sieger der Wertungsgruppe 4 bis 1100 ccm: Alpenpokal und Edelweiss Goldmedaille.
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Ollie wrote:
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Event: Auto- und Motorradrennen auf der Trabrennbahn Wien-Krieau 1954
Discipline: Sand-, Aschen-, Betonbahn- und Speedwayrennen
Coverage: national
Location: Wien
Photo
Material: Celluloseacetat
Technique: SW-Negativ auf Kunststoffträger
Dimensions: 36 x 24 mm
Dating: 25.04.1954
Author: Arthur Fenzlau
Call number: FE-RF-1954-049-0020
Description: Otto Mathé (6) auf Porsche in Führung[/quote]

:shock: That's great ! How do you do that ?

Can you help out with the previous photo ?

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Slightly better picture

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Text fron Swedish to English via google-translate...

This week's break is the idol Otto Mathés Gmünd-Porsche (production number 40), which includes a Veritas and a BMW 328 bar during a roundabout race in the early 50's. Porschen built Otto Mathé on the right hand side because after a motorcycle injury he was paralyzed in his right arm.

I wonder if the image was scanned in from a book as it does not seem to originate from anywhere on the internet save for one source.
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