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Veteran and Vintage Collection

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Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1928 Austin 7 Gordon England Cup

1928 Austin 7 Gordon England Cup at the Exeter trial struggling uphill

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1930 Bugatti Royale

1930 Bugatti Royale type 41 mascot

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1921 Burrell Earl

1921 Burrell Earl Beatty Showman Traction engine

Veteran and Vintage Collection: Group of Veteran and Vintage cars outsside Palace House, Beaulieu

Group of Veteran and Vintage cars outsside Palace House, Beaulieu
Left to right: 1913 Delage 12hp, 1915 Ford Model T, 1906 Renault, 1903 Thornycroft

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1906 Ostend Speed Trials. Darracq 200hp V8 A. Lee Guiness

1906 Ostend Speed Trials. Darracq 200hp V8 A. Lee Guiness
1906 Ostend Speed Trials. Darracq 200hp V8 A.Lee Guiness

1920 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost 54Fw. Grosvenor

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1911 Siddeley Deasy ambulance

1911 Siddeley Deasy ambulance, with women changing wheel

1899 Daimler with Lord Montagu and Prince Charles (1970)

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1904 De Dion Bouton Model Q in snow at Beaulieu

1904 De Dion Bouton Model Q in snow at Beaulieu
In 1883, Count Albert de Dion and Georges Bouton came into partnership. Their first vehicles were steam tricycles. In 1899 they made their first small car.This De Dion illustrates many of

Rolls - Royce Silver Ghost 1909

Rolls - Royce Silver Ghost 1909
Spirit of Ecstasy mascot on 1909 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost

Rolls - Royce Silver Ghost 1909

Rolls - Royce Silver Ghost 1909
Spirit of ecstasy mascot on 1909 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost

Rolls - Royce Silver Ghost 1909

1909 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost in snow at Beaulieu

Austin Ten brochure 1934

Fiat S76, Nazzaro at wheel with Fagano 1912

1925 Cleveland 6 having wheel changed after puncture

Merryweather electric fire engine

Veteran and Vintage Collection: Brown Brothers Limited poster

Brown Brothers Limited poster
Brown Brothers Limited advertising poster, Edwardian period

1912 Singer 20hp

1905 Lagonda Tricar

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1910 Hillman 12 / 15hp

1910 Hillman 12 / 15hp
1910 Hillman 12/15hp

Riley 9hp Victoria 1907

1908 Wolseley 14-20

1905 Singer Tricar

Wolseley 24-30hp with Turner the chauffeur 1914

1909 Wolseley 50hp Landaulette

1912 Wolseley coupe

1909 Wolseley Siddeley Laundaulette

2009 Nissan Micra

2012 VW Tiguan

Durkopp 1901 with Father Christmas in the snow

1904 Siddeley 6hp

1927 Daimler Bottle van

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1900 1000 mile trial. Leaving Edinburgh. Nos. 46 & 47 Georges Richard

1900 1000 mile trial. Leaving Edinburgh. Nos. 46 & 47 Georges Richard. 3rd from right, the Autocar reported with Archie Millership in Lanchester. Fourth from right, Daimler 6hp Captain Langrishe

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1900 1000 mile trial. Procession through Cheltenham

1900 1000 mile trial. Procession through Cheltenham. (Right) Daimler 6hp Clarence Gregson, (Centre) Daimler 12hp driven by Montague Grahame-White, with Burrows, Club Steward, No47 Georges Richard

1900 1000 mile trial. Cars on exhibition at Cheltenham

1900 1000 mile trial. Mayor of Reading on a Georges Richard Car

1900 1000 mile trial, breakfast at Calcot Park, home of Mr. Alfred Harmsworth

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1932 Standard Little 9

1932 Standard Little 9. Enjoying the Summer Sun on Jersey, Channel Islands

Veteran and Vintage Collection: 1933 Rolls - Royce Phantom II Sedanca de Ville. Barker body

1933 Rolls - Royce Phantom II Sedanca de Ville. Barker body. In front of Palace House, Beaulieu

1933 Rolls - Royce Phantom II Sedanca de Ville. Barker body
1933 Rolls - Royce Phantom II Sedanca de Ville engine. Barker body

1933 Rolls - Royce Phantom II Sedanca de Ville. Barker body
1933 Rolls - Royce Phantom II Sedanca de Ville interior. Barker body

1918 Crossley 25-30hp used by Met Police Flying squad

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