To smooth the transition, the film has a provincial.
It has been ridden and displayed by Luke all over Europe and been a regular feature on Douglas Promenade during TT Week. NO LIMIT was his first film for ATP, and shows the Dean formula being implemented for the first time. Believed to have been one of the machines used in the filming of 'No Limit', this motorcycle has been part of the Luke Lawlor Collection since the mid-1980s. Filmed on location in the Isle of Man, 'No Limit' is regularly shown on the Island during TT week and is still available on DVD. No Limit: George Shuttleworth (Formby) is convinced that he has the talent to win the Isle of Man TT races, despite what his neighbours back home in Wigan. The original 'Shuttleworth Snap' was based on a sidevalve AJS 'flat tanker', as is the machine offered here, while the 'Rainbow' bike George rides in the race looks like a twin-port OHV Ariel. Despite attempts at sabotage by devious rivals, George survives to win the race and get the girl. When his brakes fail in practice, George breaks the lap record and becomes an overnight sensation, earning himself a works ride with the 'Rainbow' factory. Taking his motorcycle, the Shuttleworth Snap, George Shuttleworth leaves his. George Shuttleworth is convinced that he has. Stars: George Formby, Florence Desmond, Edward Rigby, Howard Douglas.
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A Wigan chimney sweep, George Shuttleworth, played by Formby, is convinced he has what it takes to win an Isle of Man TT race and builds his own bike: the 'Shuttleworth Snap'. Here is a 9.5mm silent print of the George Formby film, No Limitmade in 1935 on a very full 250m/900ft Spool.
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The unusual machine offered here is a replica of the famous 'Shuttleworth Snap', which was built and ridden by its eponymous maker in the 1935 movie 'No Limit' starring George Formby and Florence Desmond.
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