Delivered new on 19th October 1931 to Rossleigh in Edinburgh, this Humber boasts a rich and well-documented early history.

It initially entered service as a taxi in the city, with its original cast iron taxi plate still retained within the history file.

The car would later serve as a hotel transport vehicle, ferrying guests between Granton Station and Aviemore Resort in Scotland, further adding to its period charm and provenance.

The Humber spent much of its life in Scotland, including an impressive period of approximately 50 years with the same family.

It remained in the region until being purchased by a new owner in Enfield in 1999, at which point it was registered for UK roads.

Today, it is offered with just one former keeper in the UK, further highlighting its relatively limited change of hands in more recent decades.

In 1992, the car was the subject of a comprehensive restoration, with over £10,000 invested.

This work included a full strip-down to bare metal, repairs to the...