John Logan Collection

Portrait of John Logan (engraving)
819838 Portrait of John Logan (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Logan, from a drawing by Brown in the possession of Carlyle Bell, Esq)

John Logan (Yamaha) 1975 Jurby Road

John Logan (Yamaha) 1978 Junior TT
John Logan (Yamaha) at Ramsey, 1978 Junior TT

John Logan (Yamaha) 1976 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix

John Logan (Yamaha) 1975 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix

John Logan (JDLS Bridgestone) 1970 Junior Manx Grand Prix

Digitally restored print featuring famous Union Generals of the Civil War
Digitally restored Civil War picture featuring famous Union Generals of the Civil War, standing in front of the Capitol Building and the American Flag

Digitally restored Civil War print featuring Famous Union Commanders. Included Generals are, George Thomas, Irvin McDowell, Admiral Farragut, Philip Kearney, N.P

Painting of Ulysses S. Grant and his Generals by Ole Peter Hansen Balling. The Generals, left to right, are Devin, Custer, Kilpatrick, Emory, Sheridan, McPherson, Crook, Merritt, Thomas, Warren

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John Logan, a legendary figure in the world of motorcycle racing, left an indelible mark on the Manx Grand Prix and TT races. In 1975, alongside his teammate Danny Shimmin from Harrison Yamaha, John Logan rode his Yamaha to victory at the Manx Grand Prix. The portrait captured his determination and passion for speed. The Jurby Road race in 1975 showcased John Logan's exceptional skills as he fearlessly maneuvered through challenging bends and straights on his Yamaha. His talent was further highlighted in the 1978 Junior TT race where he pushed himself to the limits, leaving spectators awestruck by his sheer speed and precision. Not only did John excel in lightweight categories but also proved himself worthy of admiration at various events. In both 1976 and 1975 Lightweight Manx Grand Prix races, he demonstrated unparalleled expertise on his Yamaha bike. However, it wasn't just modern achievements that defined John Logan's legacy. Harking back to 1970, riding for JDLS Bridgestone at the Junior Manx Grand Prix, he displayed remarkable potential that would later blossom into greatness. Beyond motorcycles lies another facet of John Logan's interests - history. A digitally restored print featuring famous Union Generals of the Civil War caught his attention. This captivating artwork depicted renowned commanders who played pivotal roles during this tumultuous period. In addition to prints capturing historical moments from the Civil War era, a painting by Ole Peter Hansen Balling portrayed Ulysses S. Grant alongside fellow Union Generals underlining their collective leadership during one of America's darkest chapters. Whether conquering racetracks or appreciating art depicting significant historical figures like Ulysses S. Grant and other Union Commanders; there is no doubt that John Logan lived a life filled with passion for both speed and knowledge alike.