Rolls Royce Collection (page 4)

Veteran Rolls Royce, pictured in showroom, location TBC, 22nd June 1966

John Lennons gaily painted gipsy caravan, on its way to his home, Monday 24th July 1967. Painted bright yellow with hand painted flower designs in rainbow hues

An armoured Rolls-Royce vehicle during riots in Ireland. Circa 1925

Rolls Royce silver cloud on display at the Earls Court Motor show, fitted with everything for a cup of tea to a shave. Picture taken 18th October 1955

Muhammad Alis Rolls Royce makes its way through the streets of Birmingham. 9th August 1983

Stephanie, the Royal Pigeon with owner Dennis Sanders arrive at the PDSA Quinton, to officially open the clinic. 11th September 1996

Generators being assembled at Bristol Siddeley, Ansty engineering works, now part of Rolls Royce, Ansty, Coventry, 6th March 1967

Rolls Royce, Ansty engineering works. Coventry. March 1987. The plant has reached a milestone in the development of a new generation of new, more powerful, marine engines

Jessie Fraser, Curtain Maker from Glasgow, Scotland, who was commissioned to make purple curtains by musician Prince, during his stay in Scotland

Lead singer Ozzy Osbourne of Black Sabbath pictured with Rolls Royce. 3rd August 1981

George Harrison, pictured signing autograph ahead of rearranged Concert at the ABC, Plymouth, as part of The Beatles Autumn Tour, Wednesday 13th November 1963

Motor-Car Procession of Royal and other Representatives of Foreign States seen here making their way down Northumberland Avenue ahead of the gold state coach carrying the Queen to Westminster Abbey

The Queen and President Bourguiba pass a Morrish arch during a drive through Tunis. October 21st 1980

Boxer Sugar Ray Robinson doing an impression of Sammy Davis Junior dressed in a city bowler hat and umbrella, in London for his fight against Terry Downes. 5th September 1962

John Lennons refurbished Rolls, a £6, 000 1965 Phantom V
John Lennons refurbished Rolls, a £ 6, 000 1965 Phantom V, is now a shrieking yellow, with zodiac sig on the roof and scrolls and flowers in a kaleidoscope of colour all over

Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones after spending the night in Worwood Scrubs prison London. He was sentenced to 9 months for another drugs charges but was later granted bail on appeal. 2nd June 1967

Charlie George football player of Arsenal September 1975 Outside his house leaning on his Rolls Royce car

General Strike Scene May 1926 Armoured cars out on the streets at the Mansion House London during the general strike of 1926

Julie Goodyear departing GMTV with Eamonn Holmes. 1995

Kate O Mara relaxes With a glass of Champagne in the back of a Rolls Royce October 1987 Dbase MSI

Kate O Mara actress. October 1989

Rolls Royce Silver Seraph March 1998 inside engine of luxury car

Rolls Royce Silver Seraph March 1998 bonnet mascot silver lady emblem

George Best with his new Rolls Royce car 1973

Malcolm Allison football manager seen here at Heathrow airport with partner. January 1977 f

Queen crosses Forth Road Bridge with Prince Philip 1964 to offically open the crossing

Car owners Dave Dee, Tich, Beaky and Mick surround Dozy and his girfriend 20 year old Ann Bridger on their scooter. December 1st 1967

The Red Arrows were in Coventry to thank the men who build the engines which have helped make them a world-famous aerobatic team

A collection of Veteran Rolls Royce cars stored in a Nissen hut. 1963

Owner of a Veteran Rolls Royce car. 1963 A1152-004

Veteran Rolls Royce car stored in nissen hut. 1963

A veteran Rolls Royce car. 1963

Mens Fashion: Leaning Against the Rolls Royce is Tony Newton in a two-piece suit in silk by Aquascutum. September 1966 W9262-002

Claridges hotel in Central London. Circa 1960

The QE2 Returns. The QE2 returned to Southampton after a fantastically successful round-the-world crise. In the 92 days since she left on January 4 she has visited 24 ports in 19 countries

Rolls-Royce: West End Car Show Room. January 1975 75-00501

Car: Rolls - Royce. March 1975 75-01280-001

Car: Rolls - Royce. March 1975 75-01280

Manfred Mann seen here performing for the last time in public in central London. 5th June 1969

Comedian Freddie Starr. March 1975

Humour: Comedy: Car: Comedian Freddie Starr. March 1975 75-01555-006

Albert Finney pictured in the bronze Rolls Royce which they used for filming of two for the road. November 1966 P07002

Car: Rolls - Royce. March 1975 75-01280-002

Even the dog stood and stared when these early Rolls Royce cars passed through Knutsford en-route to the firms original works in Cooke Street, Hulme, Manchester

A Phantom FRG Mk2 at Farnborough Air show

A veteran Rolls Royce cars. 1963 A1152-008

Veteran Rolls Royce car stored in nissen hut. 1963

A collection of Veteran Rolls Royce cars stored in a Nissen hut. 1963

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From the iconic Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost to the sleek Rolls-Royce Phantom 2, this luxury brand has been synonymous with elegance and opulence for over a century. Step into the world of Rolls-Royce and explore its rich history through some of its most remarkable creations. In 1907, the legendary Silver Ghost made its debut, setting a new standard in automotive excellence. Its timeless design and impeccable craftsmanship still captivate enthusiasts today. Fast forward to 1930, where we find ourselves admiring the stunning green Rolls-Royce Phantom 2. This vintage beauty exudes sophistication and charm, representing an era of glamour that continues to inspire. Moving ahead to 1979, we encounter the striking Silver Shadow Mk. 2 - a true embodiment of luxury on wheels. Its silver exterior gleams under the sunlight as it effortlessly glides down Rodeo Drive, turning heads wherever it goes. But Rolls-Royce's legacy extends beyond automobiles alone. The Halifax Bomber showcases their engineering prowess during World War II when they produced Merlin aircraft engines that powered these mighty warplanes with precision and power. Speaking of engines, let's not forget about the remarkable Merlin 61 piston-engine – a marvel in aviation technology that propelled planes to new heights during wartime missions. And who could overlook John Lennon's psychedelic Rolls-Royce? A symbol of rebellion and artistic expression, this unique creation perfectly encapsulates both his personality and his love for pushing boundaries. For those seeking ultimate comfort while cruising down scenic roads, look no further than the luxurious Silver Cloud Mk 3 or perhaps indulge in a ride aboard the exquisite Sedanca de Ville Hooper from their prestigious Wraith series. Whether you're fascinated by classic designs or intrigued by modern innovations like those found in their state-of-the-art models from 2011 onwards – one thing remains certain: every Rolls-Royce vehicle is meticulously crafted with utmost attention to detail, ensuring an unrivaled driving experience.