Motor Shows Collection

Picture shows The Ford Zodiac MkII car displayed at The Motor Show in Earls Court, London, The his and her range, Picture taken 18th October 1960

Models posing in this soft top Ford Cortina Mark 2 at the London Motor Show 18th October 1966. The soft top is in fact a Ford Cortina Mk2, and not a Consul as described

Model drapped over Motor Car at the 1969 Motor Show 1st June 1969

The Motor Show, 1930, at Empire Hall, Olympia London, Among the cars launched at this show was The Bentley 8 Litre, Picture taken 17th October 1930

The Motor Show, 1961 at Earls Court, London, The 1961 Motor Show saw the Humber Super Snipe Series III and Lea-Francis Lynx launched, Picture taken 17th October 1961

Model poses on the bonnet of a TVR at the Motor Show 15th October 1968

Models drapped over cars at the London Motor Show 18th October 1966

Cycle and Motor Shows at the Crystal Palace and the Agricultural Hall (litho)
1628661 Cycle and Motor Shows at the Crystal Palace and the Agricultural Hall (litho) by Cleaver, Ralph (fl.1902); Private Collection; (add.info)

Motor show held at the Torino Esposizioni in Turin Circa 1955

British International Motor Show, held at Earls Court, London, 17th to 27th October 1951. Pictured, Rolls Royce Hooper

Model takes ker linch break from draping over cars at the 1966 London Motor Show 18th October 1966

Models draped over the bonnet of an AC Tiger car at the British International Motor Show in London 19th October 1965

Model drapped over a Rootes Chamois car at the British International Motor Show in London 20th October 1964

Model drapped over car made from wheels at Motor Show at Horticultural Hall 2nd January 1968

Bunny Girls drapped over an Aston Martin Volante car at the British International Motor Show in London 19th October 1965

Model drapped over the bonnet of an Aston Martin DBS V8 at the 1969 Motor Show 1st June 1969

Reveille model Lynn Kaye seen here posing with a Audi Coupe 100L which is top prize in the Reveille win a car competition circa 1972

Models demonstrate the ease of lowering a soft top roof at the 1966 London Motor Show 18th October 1966. The soft top is in fact a Ford Cortina Mk2, and not a Consul as described

Bunny girls and Peter Seller seen here at the British International Motor Show in London 19th October 1965

Bunny girl drapped over mini car at Motor Show at Horticultural Hall 2nd January 1968

Model drapped over the bonnet of an Aston Martin DB5 at the British International Motor Show in London 20th October 1964

Models pose by the bonnet of a Plymouth car at the British International Motor Show in London 19th October 1965

Model being helped over the barroer to a stand before she poses at the British International Motor Show in London 19th October 1965

Models pose with a kangaroo on the Chrysler stand at the London Motor Show 18th October 1966

Model poses on the bonnet of a Aston Martin Volante at Motor Show 15th October 1968

Pat Moss arrives in a Morris Minor 1000 Convertible, for a preview of the 1956 motor show, which opens at Earls Court, October 1956

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"Captivating Moments at Motor Shows: A Glimpse into Automotive History" Step back in time to the London Motor Show on October 18th, where models strike a pose atop the soft top Ford Cortina Mark The glamour and allure of this event were undeniable. Another iconic display at The Motor Show in Earls Court, London was the magnificent Ford Zodiac MkII car. Its sleek design captivated visitors, leaving them in awe of its beauty and innovation. Travel even further back to 1930 when Empire Hall, Olympia London hosted The Motor Show. This grand exhibition witnessed the launch of numerous groundbreaking cars that would shape the future of automotive engineering. Fast forward to 1961 at Earls Court, London - an unforgettable year for motor enthusiasts. Here, the Humber Super made its debut amidst a sea of excitement and anticipation. Not only did Crystal Palace witness Cycle and Motor Shows but also showcased events like Agricultural Hall (litho). These exhibitions brought together automobile enthusiasts from all walks of life under one roof. The Torino Esposizioni in Turin became a hub for motor aficionados circa 1955 as it played host to an enthralling motor show. It was here that cutting-edge designs merged with Italian elegance, creating an atmosphere filled with passion for automobiles. Back on British soil, Earls Court welcomed visitors to the prestigious British International Motor Show from October 17th-27th in 1951. This event served as a platform for automakers to showcase their latest innovations while captivating audiences with their stunning displays. Models took center stage during these shows too. At the 1966 London Motor Show on October 18th, one model took a ker linch break from draping over cars – her presence adding an extra touch of charm and sophistication to this already mesmerizing event. In another striking image captured during the Motor Show on October 15th, 1968, a model gracefully posed on the bonnet of a TVR.