Racing a Sports Car by Charles Mortimer 1951

Racing a Sports Car by Charles Mortimer 1951

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Racing a Sports Car by Charles Mortimer 1951Title: Racing a Sports Car Author: Charles Mortimer Publisher: G. T. Foulis & Co. Publication Date: 1951 Format: Hardback Condition: This book is in good condition for its age other than some minor signs of wear. In ripped dust jacket, clean pages. Reader's note Looking for unique, vintage books? Add this 1951 edition of Racing a Sports Car by Charles Mortimer to your collection! It gives valuable information to all who take an interest in motor

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Great toy for our mouthy chewing very active dog - he loves it and so do we!

Color: Fox-Crocodile

Great buy! Dog is very mouthy, so got this to try to focus chewing on a toy rather than me, and he loves it. Pockets are a little small for many treats, but they do hold very small ones tucked into each triangle - (16 small treats total between the two toys), and rolls up with a strong velcro which holds pretty well. Dog will forcefully wedge his nose into the roll trying to get to the treats and it doesn't unroll until he works it over. Wasn't positive how well it would hold up - he is a very mouthy puppy who is very strong and likes to shred, but out of all the toys, it has held up some of the best (on par with the kong toys so far) where others are not faring so well. He has pulled and tugged at the eyes, feet and ears repeatedly, and they are still firmly attached and no fraying on the treat spots at this time. He throws this thing around playing by himself and aside from being dirty now being one of his favorite toys, it looks as good as new. The only problem we have had is one of the squeakers no longer squeaks as he seems to have managed to remove that part of the noisemaker - but no holes, no rips, no shreds, nothing else showing wear and tear. He has even used it for tug of war on occasion and though we didn't let that last too long, it showed no signs of tearing or ripping from that either.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026