There is no better way to appreciate the history of a sport than to experience it through a collector's treasures. Cycling's Golden Age takes us inside the world's largest collection of cycling memorabilia with an intimate look at one of the sport's most memorable eras, 1946-1967. From the commanding victories of Fausto Coppi to the rise of Jacques Anquetil, the Horton Collection boasts never-before- published photographs and countless jerseys, trophies, posters, and other artifacts. Cycling historian Owen Mulholland weaves it all together with the tales of each rider, their admirable feats, and the nostalgia of each item in the collection. Featured items in this book include: Fausto Coppi's maglia rosa and Tour de France podium sash; Hugo Koblet's personal treasure trove, including his Tour de France trophy, maillot jaune, maglia rosa, and Giro d'Italia trophy; Gino Bartali's maglia rosa and Tour de France stage winner's trophy. Each item has been painstakingly preserved; each race jersey still bears the heroic marks of its wearer's victorious efforts. The beauty and authenticity of this inspiring book succeeds in deepening our appreciation for an amazing generation of cycling.