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Jeff Decker "Rollie Free" Bronze Sculpture madeinlosangeles and Elsinore Grand Prix1 of 21 made, artist's proof, custom mounted on teardrop white marble base to represent salt flats, above ebonized stand, signed Jeff Decker, 1999. At the Bonneville Salt Flats on 13 September 1948, Rollie Free was determined to break the land speed record in the "Flying Mile." His first attempt was at 148 mph (238 km h), which broke the record, but Free was determined to break the elusive 150 mph barrier. Noticing that his riding leathers had started