1962 Jaguar E Type 3.8 Size:S: 36 x 28cm Copy of the inscription from

Copy of the inscription from the first stone of the City of London School

Two views of Wick Hall Collegiate School

It was destroyed by a fire in 1792 but was rebuilt in 1795

The three Browns are scrambling to board the coach

Princess Alexandra arrives in London for her marriage to King Edward VII

1962 Jaguar E Type 3.8 Size:S: 36 x 28cm Copy of the inscription from1962 Jaguar E Type 3. 8. The E Type became the status symbol of the sixties, a cult car with a performance usually found only on the racetrack. Stunning looks and a pleasure to drive, the E Type was considered the ultimate car. Acceleration was 0 60 in 6. 9 seconds, and disc brakes were on four wheels. A later introduction of a 4. 2 power unit proved disappointing, but in 1971 the 5. 3 litre V12 version was introduced