T. E. Lawrence Correspondence – Page 89

To G. Brough [Printed address] 14, Barton Street, Westminster, London. S.W. 1. Telephone, Victoria 8444. Telegrams, "Erbakera Fari London." 13. 2. 29. Dear Mr Brough, You are probably aware that I have unexpectedly become the owner of an SS-100. So far it is only that begun to be run in, so I cannot say how I like it at speed; but the saving alone is certainly a marvellous invention for comfort at low speeds. This line is to warn you that I shall be turning up soon without notice at Haydn Road, clamouring for you to change my carrier for a pa.r of pannier bags, minus a carrier. I hope too that they will have some sort of lower carrier. I like the article to its way stand; at stay, to help me lift the article up to is way stand; at present everyone has to pr'by the movable bit of the back mudguard, and it is moving too much! Yours sincerely, T H Shaw