A limited edition print of Joey Dunlop by one of motorsport's best-known artists will go under the hammer this weekend.
Rod Organ's depiction of Joey Dunlop approaching the Creg ny Baa during the 1997 TT is one of just 750 signed prints released by the artist, who died in 2007.
The print shows Joey on his Honda machinery on his way to winning the Lightweight race that year.
It'll be sold off by Chrystals Auctions from the sale room on Allan Street in Douglas from 11am on Saturday, September 5.
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