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    Aston Martin Centenary

    Roger Dixon

    Kensington Palace, UK

    June 21, 2013

    1936 MkII Long Chassis Special Sports Saloon—Art Deco at its best.
    Photo: Roger Dixon
    “A3” is the oldest surviving Aston Martin, just one of three cars built in 1922. Used by the original Bamford & Martin Co during 1922 for hill climbs this “sports model” was then sold into private ownership in 1923.
    Photo: Roger Dixon
    1929 Headlam Coupe built for Whitby ship owner W.S.Headlam by coachbuilders Bertelli, this 1750-cc beauty was good for nearly 100 mph. in its day.
    Photo: Roger Dixon
    Models of all vintage filled the Kensington Palace Garden’s Aston Martin owner’s car park.
    Photo: Roger Dixon
    1960 DB4 GT Zagato.Photo: Roger Dixon
    1960 DB4 GT Zagato.
    Photo: Roger Dixon

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