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Inman Hunter (25 August 1914 – July 1986) was a British film editor who worked in both Australia and England from 1938 to 1969. Career [ edit ] His first film editing project was for Reginald Denham 's 1938 crime thriller Queen of Crime .
Sep 28, 2022 · There are even private archives, such as the scrapbooks packed with photographs and press cuttings compiled between 1914 and ’85 by former mechanic Ted Inman Hunter. These period images not only help complete competition records of particular cars, but also illuminate specifications at certain points in that car’s history.
Jul 7, 2014 · A first impression of the book which Alan Archer, the painstaking AMOC archivist, has fully revised, might be that it’s just an extension of the fine marque history which Dudley Coram wrote back in 1957 (MRP), with the help of the late Inman Hunter and Fred Ellis. Not so!
Aug 16, 2016 · It was with the deepest regret that we learned of the death of Ted Inman-Hunter, after a long illness. Ted was apprenticed to the Aston Martin Company at Feltham in the Bertelli days and ever after remained a 100% AM enthusiast. He joined the AMOC as its 40th member, in 1948, and was the Club’s first Registrar, of the 2-litre and Bertelli models.
- Bill Boddy
This was the work of Ted Inman Hunter, who was an employee of Aston-Martin manufacturing the very cars we treasure today. This collection comprises a huge selection of unique and rare artifacts and articles. Ecurie Bertelli has continued the collection work of Inman Hunter since the 1970s creating a priceless store of articles and data spanning ...
Sep 27, 2016 · Finally it found appropriate sanctuary in 1959, when Ted Inman Hunter, who had worked on the 1931 team cars as an apprentice at Aston Martin, acquired LM7 from Maurice Rickard and began the long process of meticulous, chassis-upwards restoration. LM6 too passed through many hands until Roy Dudley bought and restored it. He raced it frequently.
Inman Hunter. Writer: Four Desperate Men. Inman Hunter was born on 25 August 1914 in Lincolnshire, England, UK. He was an editor and writer, known for Four Desperate Men (1959), The Case of the Red Monkey (1955) and Journey to the Unknown (1968).
