John Hughes Collection

CM32 6037 James Hughes, John Hughes, Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite
James Hughes, John Hughes, Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite, Adams and Page Swinging Sixties, Group 1, a forty minute race with the option of a second driver

CJ10 4899 James Hughes, John Hughes, Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite
James Hughes, John Hughes, Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite, Adams and Page Swinging Sixties, Group 1, a forty minute race with the option of a second driver

CM34 1899 John Hughes, Austin Healey Sprite
John Hughes, Austin Healey Sprite, Adams & Page Swinging Sixties Group 1, split into six classes according to engine size, a forty minute race with a mandatory pit stop

CM34 1276 John Hughes, Austin Healey Sprite
John Hughes, Austin Healey Sprite, Adams & Page Swinging Sixties Group 1, split into six classes according to engine size, a forty minute race with a mandatory pit stop

Archbishop John Hughes, between 1855 and 1865. Creator: Unknown
Archbishop Hughes, between 1855 and 1865. [Irish-American Roman Catholic priest: first Archbishop of the Archdiocese of New York]

Mr William Smith in the character of Phocyas in John Hughes The Siege of Damascus, Covent Garden Theatre, 1772
6337811 Mr William Smith in the character of Phocyas in John Hughes The Siege of Damascus, Covent Garden Theatre, 1772 by Roberts

John Hughes (Honda) 1969 Ultra Lightweight TT

John Hughes (Yamaha) 1973 Production TT

John Hughes (Seeley Norton) 1995 Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix

John Hughes, 1825 (engraving)
KW441313 John Hughes, 1825 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: illustration from Crabbs Historical Dictionary depicting John Hughes (1677-1720)

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

John Hughes, a name that resonates with speed and passion in the world of motorsports. From his early days as a Honda rider in the 1969 Ultra Lightweight TT to his triumphant victories on Yamaha in the 1973 Production TT, it has left an indelible mark on the racing circuit. But it wasn't just motorcycles that fueled Hughes' adrenaline. In 1995, he took on the challenge of riding a Seeley Norton at the Senior Classic Manx Grand Prix, showcasing his versatility and determination. However, John's love for speed extended beyond two wheels. Together with James Hughes, he embarked on thrilling adventures behind the wheel of an Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite. Whether it was CM32 6037 or CJ10 4899, these iconic cars became their vessels of excitement and joy. And let's not forget about John's solo endeavors with Austin Healey Sprite - CM34 1899 and CM34 1276 - each representing another chapter in his automotive journey. But there is more to this name than just motorsports. Delving into history reveals another notable figure bearing this moniker - Archbishop John Hughes. A man whose influence spanned between 1855 and 1865, leaving an everlasting impact on society during those tumultuous times. Even further back in time, we find Mr William Smith embodying Phocyas from John Hughes' play "The Siege of Damascus" at Covent Garden Theatre in 1772. This portrayal showcases how art intertwines with namesakes throughout centuries. Lastly, we catch a glimpse into industrial history through engravings like "Plan of Tynewydd Pit, " reminding us that even outside the realm of sports and entertainment, individuals named they have made significant contributions to various fields.