We have been looking at Dad's No. 1. Three years later, No.1 is still in the family, at home. So this isn't Dad's No.2, unfortunately.
We are looking at OG 6698, a Birmingham registered Riley Monaco of late 1930 or early 1931 vintage standing at a Berlin kerbside in the summer of 1932, with my father next to it. What a journey it has made, in those pre-autobahn days.
And another one, from the same moment:
(The whole story behind these images has appeared before in this Forum).
Chris
(Sources: staffshomeguard website and family archive)
We are looking at OG 6698, a Birmingham registered Riley Monaco of late 1930 or early 1931 vintage standing at a Berlin kerbside in the summer of 1932, with my father next to it. What a journey it has made, in those pre-autobahn days.
And another one, from the same moment:
(The whole story behind these images has appeared before in this Forum).
Chris
(Sources: staffshomeguard website and family archive)