Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith LWB (1957)

An absolutely lovely example of a late Silver Wraith, and as such has the desirable 4.9 litre engine and power steering, which very few were fitted with. The car has recently had a fabulous quality total re-spray in metallic burgundy, and a high standard re-upholstery job in deep red, with re-finished woodwork, beautiful new carpets & headlining, etc, and the whole car looks magnificent! Excellent mechanically too, with a lovely, willing engine, driving very nicely, all in all making this a car to be proud of.

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Chassis No. FLW38 Reg No. VWS 66 Price £75,000

Snippets: Marriage & Business Connection

The first owner was Colonel Philip Henry Lloyd (1905/79) (known as Pen) of Stone House, Blaston - an extremely busy gentleman – he farmed 1,000 acres, bred Springer Spaniels, High Sheriff of Leicester (1957) & sat on the board of over 25 businesses! These included Ironstone Royalty O.A. (family firm), , British Tar Products Ltd, Breedon & Cloud Hill Lime Works Ltd (family firm), The Inter-Departmental Committee on Coroners & Death Certification to name some of them! Col Pen Lloyd was the son of Samuel Janson Lloyd JP who made the family fortune in quarries, steel works & mines. Samuel Lloyd & his wife Jane had 13 children – with the 1st child being born in 1897 & the last in 1922 – an age gap of 25 years! In February 1943 Colonel P. H. Lloyd married Monica Murray-Philipson (the widow of Hylton Ralph Murray-Philips who died in 1934 & previous owner of Stobo Castle in Peebles). In 1931 Hylton Murray-Philips had purchased a Rolls-Royce 20/25 Chassis GNS75 which at one stage was at the Real Car Co the same time as FLW38! Colonel Lloyd & Hylton Murray-Philipson were also connected via business as they were both Company Directors of Manvers Main Collieries Ltd – Murray-Philipson in 1923/33 & Lloyd in 1940/47.

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