The McNamaras on their way back to jail having changed their pleas to guilty Size:L: 80 x 60cm People look at the exhibits

People look at the exhibits

Motor racing was an upper-class sport until enthusiasts in Bristol founded the 500 Club in 1945

Sales of the car were disappointing

Peter Collins at the wheel of an Aston Martin

titled 'A Sense of History'

The McNamaras on their way back to jail having changed their pleas to guilty Size:L: 80 x 60cm People look at the exhibitsThe McNamara brothers on their way back to jail, California, USA, 1911. John and James McNamara were Los Angeles trade unionists who bombed the offices of the 'Los Angeles Times' in 1910 during a labour dispute, causing a fire that killed 21 workers and injured a further 100. They were represented at their trial by the celebrated lawyer Clarence Darrow. Darrow realised that evidence proved that the brothers were guilty and convinced them to withdraw