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1938 Rolls-Royce 25/30 Park Ward Razor Edge Saloon GZR22
Sale price: £39,500.00 Make an offer
Car location: Bethesda, United Kingdom
Sale type: Fixed price listing
Technical specifications, photos and description:
- Make:
- Rolls-Royce
- Model:
- 25/30 Park Ward Razor Edge Saloon GZR22
- Year:
- 1938
- Type:
- Standard Car
- Color:
- Black
- Engine:
- 4,257
- Transmission:
- Manual
- Fuel:
- Petrol
- Drive side:
- Right-hand drive
- Interior/Comfort Options:
- Sunroof
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1938 Rolls-Royce 25/30 Park Ward Razor Edge Saloon GZR22 for sale
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A handsome car. ‘razor edge' in design. in good. very sound condition. and incorporating some lovely touches such as ‘trouser crease' wings. a large sliding sunroof. working well. unusual tinted glass. chrome edged sun visors. Circassian Walnut woodwork with ivory stringing and an impressive set of lamps & horns. The coachwork is lovely and sound. the doors closing with a pleasant ‘click'. A rather special car. and one of the very last series of 25/30 s. being only about 20 cars from the end of production. Complete with an impressive set of original tools.
Chassis No. GZR 22.
Reg No. FGH 401.
£39. 00.
Snippets: Family names:
Mrs Adrian Gibson took delivery of GZR 22 in Sept 1938 at Nr 60 Park Lane. W 1. Gibson is the family name of the Barons Ashbourne and according to Webster's Royal Red Book of 1938 occupants of Park Lane included Baroness Goldsmid. Philip Sassoon (art collector & MP) & Henry Behrens (smallest man in the world).
In 1946 GZR 22 is shown as being with S. Winton Esq of Great Portland Street – Winton being the family name of the Scottish peerage of the Earls of Eglinton & Winton whose family can be traced back to the 15 th century.
Within a few months the next owner on the chassis cards is shown as being Mrs. E. Cadbury whose husband. Egbert Cadbury was a scion of the chocolate family & a decorated WWI pilot.
During the 1930 s & 40 s the family resided at Beacon Lodge in Lymington which had been built for Colonel Francis Adams DSO appeared to continually rent the property out – tenants included Bishop Bloomfield (Bishop of London). the Hon Grant Berkeley (1800/81) he proposed that ladies be allowed in the gallery at the House of Commons Sir William Goshen (British Ambassador for Germany) & Sir William Gordon QC.
It would seem that the Cadbury's enjoyed their time at Beacon Lodge with neighbours recalling how they would fire the cannon on a regular basis! In 1950 GZR 22 had moved down the coast to be with Harry John Loveless a Veterinary Surgeon.
Chassis No. GZR 22.
Reg No. FGH 401.
£39. 00.
Snippets: Family names:
Mrs Adrian Gibson took delivery of GZR 22 in Sept 1938 at Nr 60 Park Lane. W 1. Gibson is the family name of the Barons Ashbourne and according to Webster's Royal Red Book of 1938 occupants of Park Lane included Baroness Goldsmid. Philip Sassoon (art collector & MP) & Henry Behrens (smallest man in the world).
In 1946 GZR 22 is shown as being with S. Winton Esq of Great Portland Street – Winton being the family name of the Scottish peerage of the Earls of Eglinton & Winton whose family can be traced back to the 15 th century.
Within a few months the next owner on the chassis cards is shown as being Mrs. E. Cadbury whose husband. Egbert Cadbury was a scion of the chocolate family & a decorated WWI pilot.
During the 1930 s & 40 s the family resided at Beacon Lodge in Lymington which had been built for Colonel Francis Adams DSO appeared to continually rent the property out – tenants included Bishop Bloomfield (Bishop of London). the Hon Grant Berkeley (1800/81) he proposed that ladies be allowed in the gallery at the House of Commons Sir William Goshen (British Ambassador for Germany) & Sir William Gordon QC.
It would seem that the Cadbury's enjoyed their time at Beacon Lodge with neighbours recalling how they would fire the cannon on a regular basis! In 1950 GZR 22 had moved down the coast to be with Harry John Loveless a Veterinary Surgeon.
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