A 1927 Sunbeam 1000hp Size:XS: 20 x 15cm in the churchyard of St

in the churchyard of St Giles without Cripplegate near London Wall

statues of whom are inside the Guildhall in the City of London

'Baked Potatoes' A baked potato seller talking to a chimney-sweep

Interior of Holy Trinity Church

At the outbreak of the war all Londoners were given gas masks in case of attack

A 1927 Sunbeam 1000hp Size:XS: 20 x 15cm in the churchyard of StA 1927 Sunbeam 1000hp. Major Henry Segrave, winner of the 1923 French Grand Prix, became a serious challenger to Malcolm Campbell's established land speed records. Segrave took the giant Sunbeam to Daytona Beach, Florida because it offered hard sand and a nine mile course. The power unit was two V 12, 435bhp, 48 valve Matabele aero engines with chain drive to the wheels. On 29th March 1927 a first run of 200mph was reached but the car had to be driven