British cavalry troops resting in a French village, World War I mb-width 3253 The famous Henry Birkin super-charged

The famous Henry Birkin super-charged 4½ litre single-seater Bentley is seen here airborne on the famous hump on the Members Banking where the track crosses the River Wey

constructed by Christopher Wren (1632-1723) and Robert Hooke (1635-1703) and completed in 1677

became a serious challenger to Malcolm Campbell's established land speed records

Westminster Abbey from the River Thames

which is also being used in the new TV series

British cavalry troops resting in a French village, World War I mb-width 3253 The famous Henry Birkin super-chargedBritish cavalry troops resting in a French village, World War I, c1914 c1918. As the war settled into a pattern of static trench warfare cavalry became increasingly tactically irrelevant. Stereoscopic card. Detail.