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ccc - Clarkat tug [1 of 2]
ccc - tug controls [2 of 2]
ccc F-M shed [1 of 2]
ccc - F-M shed [2 of 2]
ccc - horse-drawn gig
ccc - water & farm carts
ccc - Marshall Portable [1 of 3]
ccc - Marshall backhead [2 of 3]
ccc - Blackstone oil engine [2 of 2]
ccc - cold engine [1 of 2]
ccc - cold engine [2 of 2]
ccc - Mortier organ [2 of 3]
ccc - cargo bike
hin[22]ccc - Barge House & archway
hin[22]ccc - arch & gate
hin[22]ccc - Norfolk Gates
ccc - Mortier organ [1 of 3]
ccc - Mortier organ [3 of 3]
hin[22]ccc - cannon
hin[22]ccc - entrance tunnel
hin[22]ccc - Bee Holes
ccc - plaque
ccc - Austin Seven
ccc - Leon Bollee [1 of 2]
ccc - newest arrival
ccc - Voisin C12 [3 of 3]
ccc - Panhard history
ccc - another bench
ccc - Phrenology bust
ccc - Tinplate train
ccc - "Blown" Bentley [3 of 3]
ccc - Blown Bentley [2 0f 3]
ccc - 'Blower' Bentley [1 of 3]
ccc - carved chair
ccc - Panhard et Levassor 'Dog Cart' [2 of 2]
ccc - Panhard et Levassor 'Dog Cart' [1 of 2]
ccc - Voisin C12 [2 of 3]
ccc - infocard Voisin [1 of 3]
ccc - Renault
ccc - two 1930s Riley cars
ccc - another project
ccc - in "as found" condition
ccc - "modern" Rover 75
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ccc - early RR badge
Rolls Royce badge [pre 1934].
Henry Royce himself decided to change the colour from red to black before his death in 1933. the reason was that there was a potential clash with the colour of bodywork selected by clients. There is a legend that the change was made out of respect after his death.
Henry Royce himself decided to change the colour from red to black before his death in 1933. the reason was that there was a potential clash with the colour of bodywork selected by clients. There is a legend that the change was made out of respect after his death.
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