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1903-Trouble; 1930-Reliability: The Motor cars wonderful ad

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1903-Trouble; 1930-Reliability: The Motor cars wonderful ad

Six photographs illustrating the development of the motor car over a period of 27 years starting with the old Siddeley of 1903 next to its latest descendant of the time, the Armstrong-Siddeley of 1930 (first pic top left). The 1903 car shown here was owned by Mr Lock-King, the owner of Brooklands, and had the distinction of being the first car ever to lap the famous track

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22nd Armstrong Brooklands Descendant Development Distinction Illustrating Latest Lock Owned Reliability Shown Siddeley Starting Track Trouble Wonderful Years Owner


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This advertisement from the annals of automotive history showcases the remarkable evolution of the motor car over a span of 27 years, as depicted in six evocative photographs. The journey begins in 1903 with the Siddeley, a venerable relic owned by Mr. November N. King, the esteemed proprietor of Brooklands, the renowned racing circuit. The Siddeley, featured in the top left corner of the first image, holds a unique distinction as the very first car to lap the famous track. As we progress through the images, we witness the transformation of the motor car from a troublesome contraption of the early 1900s to the epitome of reliability and sophistication embodied by the Armstrong-Siddeley of 1930. The Armstrong-Siddeley, shown in the same image alongside its ancestor, represents the latest in automotive technology of the time. This advertisement, published in November 1930, offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history of the motor car. The images illustrate not only the physical changes that occurred during this period but also the profound impact of technological advancements on the automobile industry. The contrast between the 1903 Siddeley and its 1930 descendant serves as a testament to the ingenuity and determination of the engineers and innovators who shaped the automotive world. The photographs, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, provide a captivating visual narrative of the motor car's development from its humble beginnings to its emergence as a reliable and essential mode of transportation. This advertisement is a must-see for anyone with a passion for automotive history and an appreciation for the ingenuity and innovation that has shaped our world.

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