History
Our stunning Ivory & Black 1935 Rolls-Royce 20/25hp Pullman Limousine with coachwork by Barker, was first owned by Lady Boles (Dame Beatrice Ringrose née Lysaght) the widow of the very prominent Somerset MP, Sir Dennis Fortesque Boles, until her death in April 1939.
Her picture (left) still hangs in the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Description
It is fitted with an opening front windscreen and two 'pop-out' rear side windows as well as normal 'wind-up' windows to the 4 doors.
The front is fitted with two large Lucas Biflex headlights together with a Notek centre spot lamp and twin Lucas horns, all in chrome.
It has light beige 'West of England Hide' cloth rear seating, including two-fold-up 'occasional' seats, matching headlining, door trim and carpets plus a cream leather front bench seat.
It can seat up to 6 passengers, 5 in the rear cabin and 1 beside the driver, although we do not deploy the (fold up) occasional seat in front of the bride when making one trip thus limiting the seating to a maximum of 5 passengers.
Please note we are unable to carry infants or children who require a child/booster seat due to the lack of seat belts.