* 7,668cc in-line six-cylinder * 4-speed manual transmission * 4-wheel servo-assisted brakes * Semi-elliptic springs front and rear * Shooting Brake conversion early on in life * Fresh Brewster green paint Rolls-Royce cars were always highly prized.

Their refinement and reliability meant that they frequently became as much a part of a family, however noble that family was, like the trusted gun dog, or a piece of furniture.

With such sentimental bonds to these cars, it became common for them to be retained by families long after there was the option of newer models even from the Rolls marque and they would often have more than one life or role as the trusted automobile was put into a fresh service in order to be kept by a family.

It is in this context that the car we offer here can be considered.

The Rolls is known to have been delivered as a Weymann fabric saloon, originally through Birmingham UK agents, George Heath Limited in January 1930 to its first owner S.C.

Harrison.

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