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Bibliographical references for
audio-visual documents (CDs, DVDs, videocassettes (VHSs))
in English with titles beginning by B
 British motorbike (The) (North Arrow, Middlesex: DD
Video, 1994). [All
our yesterdays]. VHS,
55 min., bw/color
image. |
 British motorcar: all our yesterdays (The) (North
Arrow, Middlesex: DD Video, 1994). VHS,
55 min. |
  Williams,
Andrew (dir.), British
rallying greatest years, 1972-2000 (Douglas,
Isle of Man: Duke
Marketing, 2002). DVD,
138
min., stereo sound.Williams, Andrew (dir.), British rallying greatest years, 1972-2000 (Douglas, Isle of Man: Duke Marketing, 2001). VHS, 120 min. |
 British superbike championship review 04 (Douglas, Isle of Man: Duke, 2004). VHS, 180 min.OTHER AND/OR PREVIOUS EDITION(S): "British superbike championship review [1996-2003]", Douglas, Isle of Man: Duke Marketing, 1996-2003. See covers of previous editions  British superbike championship review 04
(Lutterworth, Leicestershire: Odeon Entertainment, 2007). DVD, 2 DVDs for 360 min.OTHER AND/OR PREVIOUS EDITION(S): "British superbike championship review 2006", Lutterworth, Leicestershire: Odeon Entertainment, 2006, Douglas, Isle of Man: Duke Marketing, [2003-2005]. See covers of previous editions |
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  Brooklands motor gatherings (Ebbw Vale, Blaenau Gwent: Artsmagic, 2003). [Vintage
collection]. VHS,
55 min.Brooklands motor gatherings: the vintage collection (Aldershot, Hampshire: Pegasus Entertainment, 2006). DVD, 55 min. |
  Brooklands, the birthplace of British motorsport: the story of the Brooklands motor racing circuit 1909-1939 (Leatherhead,
Surrey: Motorfilms, 1996). VHS,
50 min.Brooklands, the birthplace of British motorsport: the story of the Brooklands motor racing circuit 1909-1939 (Bromyard, Herefordshire: Motorfilms, 2006). DVD, 65 min. NOTES ON CONTENTS: On cover: "Special features: 100 miles in one hour 1913 - Napier-Railton". |
  BSA: the full and in-depth story (Douglas,
Isle of Man: Duke
Marketing, 2004). [Best of
British]. DVD,
70 min.BSA (Douglas, Isle of Man: Duke Marketing, 1999). [Best of British]. VHS, 70 min. |
 BTCC Cavaliers: the full story, six years at the top (Douglas,
Isle of Man: Duke Marketing, 1995). VHS,
75 min. |
 BTCC:
tales from the tarmac, 1991-2002 (Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire: International Licensing and Copyright
(ILC), 2003). DVD,
145 min., stereo sound. Presented
by Charlie Cox. |
| Bubba Shobert: US superbike champion (Douglas, Isle of Man: Duke Marketing, s. d.). VHS, 82 min. |
| Bugatti (New York, NY: Arts & Entertainment Television Network, 2002). [Ultimate autos]. VHS, 50 min., color image. |
 Conway, H. G.,
Bugatti (Bromyard, Herefordshire: Motorfilms, 2006). DVD, 70 min.NOTES ON CONTENTS: On cover: "Part One (Early days - type 35B)" and "Plus: 'Comment on fabrique une voiture rapide' rare newly restored 1923 silent Bugatti factory film". |
 Bugatti: a passion for beauty
+ Alfa Romeo: a legacy of elegance (Old Woking, Surrey: Green Umbrella Productions, s. d.). [Top marques]. DVD, 90 min. Produced by 'The History Channel'. |
 Bugatti: the royal stallion of motorcars (The) (West Long Branch, NJ: Kultur Films, 2000). VHS,
2 vols, 100 min. |
 Conway, Hugh G.,
Bugatti video (The) (Ramsey, Isle of Man: Beckmann Visual Publishing, 1992). VHS, 2 VHSs of 50 min. each.NOTES ON CONTENTS (vol. 1): Subtitled: "Type 10 - type 35B". NOTES ON CONTENTS (vol. 2): Subtitled: "Type 52 - type 57G". |
| Nicolaysen, Hans Otto (dir.), Buick (New York, NY: Arts & Entertainment Television Network, 2000). [Automobiles]. VHS, 50 min., bw/color image. Produced by The History Channel. |
 Bullnose films (The) (Bromyard, Herefordshire: Heritage Motoring Films, 1993). [Morris film library]. VHS, 57 min.NOTES ON CONTENTS: On cover: "Classic original films from the Morris Film Library". |
 Burrells of Thetford (Stamford, Lincolnshire: CMS Videos, 2002). VHS, 110 min.NOTES ON CONTENTS: On back cover: "Burrell steam engines, once built in the Norfolk market town of Thetford, are amongst the best loved traction engines in today's preservation movement. The St. Nicholas Works of Charles Burrell and Sons Ltd. never produced as many engines as the likes of John Fowler & Co. or Aveling & Porter, but they did gain a widespread reputation for quality and reliability. The first Burrell road engine emerged in 1856 followed by portable engines, ploughing engines, general purpose engines, road locomotives, road rollers and wagons all of which were built over the years. Our story discusses the development of these engines including the much admired Burrell showman's road locomotives and special scenic showman's road locomotives that proved so desirable with the country's travelling fairground fratemity. Sadly the name of Charles Burrell & Sons Ltd. ceased to exist in the early 1930s due to depressed market conditions following the First World War, and a disastrous association with the Agricultural & General Engineers Ltd. amalgam, which had been intended to rescue the situation. Happily, however, a relatively large percentage of Burrell engines have survived, allowing us to witness for ourselves, machines that are often referred to as "the Rolls Royce of steam engines". Featuring narration by Dave Milton, this is probably the most comprehensive video available that concentrates solely on the products of Charles Burrell & Sons Ltd." |
BRM
collection (The) 
BRM story (The)
BRM story (The) (Douglas, Isle of Man: Duke Marketing, 2005). DVD, 4 DVDs for 195 min.