The Silver Jubilee of King George V marking his 25 years on the throne was widely celebrated on 6th May 1935. The owner of this barely recognisable 1930 Gloucestershire registered…

This was a header photo to an article on parking which appeared in the 12th April 1935 edition of The Autocar (P627). The photo was taken at the Waterloo Place…

Here we have an unidentified 1932 Morris Minor Saloon with its extremities painted white in order to comply with wartime blackout regulations. Alongside stands an RAF Sergeant Frank and his…

Following on from IOTW no.652 taken in Mablethorpe, we have another Lincolnshire seaside town postcard shot, on this occasion taken 17 miles further south in Skegness. The photographer occupies a…

Both of these images were discovered by Jonathan Barwick on a postcard site here. Coincidently, in each shot a 1932 Morris Minor Saloon is seen parked up outside of a…

It really is amazing just how many Morris Minors featured on 1930's postcards. Some of them don't just feature, they are the main focus of attention, as is RY 7890…

The Enfield & District Motor Club held one of their club trials in early November each year, naming it the 'Guy Fawkes' trial for an obvious reason. In pre-war years…

Thanks to Andy Brown for forwarding this snapshot image of AXB 458, a 1933 Morris Minor Post Office Telephones Linesman's 5 cwt van. The van was registered in London at…

This sketch of a 51 year old William Morris (as he was then known) by automotive artist Algernon Rowe was drawn in August 1928, the month in which the Morris…

Morris Register member Neil Truslove submitted this family photograph from the mid-thirties. The car is either a 1932 or 33 Morris Minor Saloon, the couple standing alongside hiding the model-year…