A 1903 De Dion Bouton Model Q mb-width 4579 also known as 'Bloody McKenzie'

also known as 'Bloody McKenzie'

Plan of the fire that took place at Ratcliff in Stepney

support act for The Beautiful South performing live at the Alfred McAlpine Stadium

whilst two other girls peer round a door which a man is coming through

General Sir George Augustus Eliott

A 1903 De Dion Bouton Model Q mb-width 4579 also known as 'Bloody McKenzie'A 1903 De Dion Bouton Model Q. This De Dion Bouton is one of the original five cars that launched the Montagu Motor Museum in 1952. It has been in the Montagu family since 1913 when acquired from a tenant on the Beaulieu Estate. At that time it was purchased as part of a collection of goods, which included a motorboat, for 75. It is an example is a regular competitor in the annual London to Brighton run. More De Dion Boutons were imported into this