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Giles, framed and mounted pen and ink drawing depicting State Carriage,signed
u.r., together with a copy of the published illustration from the Daily Mail, May 14th
1963, caption reads 'There's a nasty story that a bit of a punch-up is going on
between the officers and grooms of the Royal Mews. Hey ho - off we go with the
State Carriage to pick up today's royal visitors'. Visible picture size H.27cm x
W.28cm.
A.R.R.
£800 - £1000
1109
Giles OBE 1916-1995 mounted and framed pen and ink original cartoon which
appeared in the 1953 Daily Express. “Caravan ? The Caravan came off hours ago.”.
Dedicated to Norman Freeman from Giles ’53. (Cartoon 52cm x 25cm). Vendor
states that the cartoon was presented to their Great Uncle Norman (Freeman) who
was Racing Manager for Dunlop Tyres at Brooklands Race Track. The scene is
probably somewhere in Ipswich, while the Land Rovers registration LRT140 is
thought to be that of Giles himself. Framed
A.R.R.
£500 - £800