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British Cars And Private Owners Triumph 1932
Description
Cars arrive at the finish line of the RAC 1,000 mile endurance rally.
Full title reads: "Torquay. British Cars & Private Owners Triumph - in Royal Automobile Club's greatest motoring test - the '1,000-mile Rally'.
Torquay, Devon.
Men dressed for bad weather stand around small...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Amelia
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 38338
- Sort Number:
- 32/019
- Time in/Out:
- 01:44:03:00 / 01:45:00:00
- Canister:
- 32/19
- Film ID:
- 1099.34
- Issue Date:
- 07/03/1932
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The RAC Rally - 1st to 5th March 1932.
00:16 - seated in the box is A.V. Ebblewhite, the Brooklands timekeeper.
"The middle young woman - Penny Naysmith (sp. ?)" - Eirane "Paddie" Naismith was an actress, racing driver and aviatrix. She started out in 1931 in Barbara Cartland's “Brooklands Society Ladies’ Handicap” (not a real race, but a set-up for the press), but then became a successful racing driver, as well as an aviatrix. Her picture was used as the first colour television transmission image in 1940 (she was a striking redhead).