1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II

Description: 30MY Rolls-Royce Phantom II Town car, with opening front, by Henry Binder of Paris for restoration Images of 30MY before repacking https://1drv.ms/a/s!AjycgWa7G0WLjPBux39u_6GqV6uiZA?e=2djr6zEvery part of the car that is present has been photographedChassis records are attached as a zip fileAppears to have good structureIncludes new LMarr wheel disksMovie available as car first leaves the garage after 30 years in storage First owner: Mrs Elizabeth Drexel Lehr at 52, rue des Saints-Peres, Paris VII Original engine QU65 in the car. Engine looks in sound condition and appears to be complete. Chassis shipped in January 1933 to Boulogne on the "Conifer" Binder body plates all available Vivid history of first owner at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Wharton_Drexel including sad experience with her second husband In June 1901, Elizabeth married Henry Symes Lehr (1869–1929), aka Harry Lehr.[1][3] The marriage was never consummated.[14] According to her, on her wedding night, her husband told her that he loathed her and could not stand the thought of touching her ever, although he wanted her to understand she was to be cordial to him in public and he might in turn occasionally call her "darling". He had, he admitted, married her for her money because poverty terrified himHave copies of the books written by Elizabeth Lehr on her life in Manhattan, Saratoga, Newport, Paris and whatever other fashionable resort one should be seen in. One book is reviewed below A bitter, disillusioned book, 'King Lehr' is memorable for the lurid light it throws on U. S. Society of the Gilded Age, may confidently be opened as one of the most startling and scandalously intimate records of life among the wealthy yet written by one of them.

Price: 34500 USD

Location: Deerfield, Illinois

End Time: 2024-12-19T16:54:24.000Z

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