Description
Allegory on the death of James I at Theobalds in Hertfordshire
Duke's Place and adjacent buildings
Vase with gladioli and China asters
Inverness shire
at the Artillery Ground
A 1934 Talbot 105 serene Allegory on the death ofA 1934 Talbot 105. Though the two tone metallic blue cellulose is not original, it typifies a new form of finish, which came into fashion in the mid 1930s. The car has a pre select self changing gearbox. The four door sports saloon coachwork is by the coachbuilding company James Young. Clement Talbot Limited reached their zenith in the 1930's under the brilliant direction of Georges Roesch.
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