Those Elegant Rolls Royce

A magnificent photographic tribute to Rolls Royce motor cars built from 1907 to 1939. From the simple two seater tourer by Harrison on the 20 h.p. chassis, by way of the Indian exotica by Cockshoot on the Silver Ghost, to the sheer elegance of the Gurney Nutting sedanca drop-head coupe on the Phantom II Continental chassis, nothing is missed. The index cross references chassis num¬ber with coachbuilder and style of body. There are 55 different Coachbuilding companies whose craft is illustrated, from the likes of Barker, Brewster, Cockshoot, Freestone & Webb, Gurney Nutting, Hooper, Arthur Mulliner, H.J. Mulliner, Park Ward, Rippon, Salmons, Thrupp & Maberly, Vanden Plas, Windovers, James Young, then onto the companies such as Abbott, Allweather Motor Bodies. Arnold, Binder, Victor Broom, Carbodies, Carlton, Connaught, Crosbie & Dunn, Caffyns, Cole, Flewitt, Franay, Fuller, Fleetwood, Gill, Grosvenor, Claude Hamilton, Hall Lewis, Hamshaw, Harrison, Lancefield, Lawton, Mann Egerton, Maddox, Maudslay, Mayfair, Maythorn, Melhuish, Morgan, Motor Bodies, Nordbergs, Offord, Ranalah, Vanvooren, Van Den Plas, Weymann of Paris, Weymann, Watson and Wylder. This book is considered to be one of the standard reference works on Rolls Royce coachwork of the pre war period.