One of the First Rolls-Royce 10 HP Models
Seated with poise and purpose, these gentlemen mark the dawn of a motoring revolution. Captured shortly after 15th March 1906, the photograph shows one of the earliest Rolls-Royce 10 HP cars—a marvel of Edwardian engineering and elegance.
This was the year when Henry Royce and Charles Stewart Rolls officially registered the Rolls-Royce company, laying the foundation for what would become one of the most revered names in automotive history.
With its tiller-style steering, polished brass fittings and solid tyres, the 10 HP embodied both mechanical precision and aristocratic style—a fitting carriage for a new century of progress.
🚘 A turning point on wheels, now etched into the archives of Oldpik.com, where the past continues to drive inspiration forward.
This was the year when Henry Royce and Charles Stewart Rolls officially registered the Rolls-Royce company, laying the foundation for what would become one of the most revered names in automotive history.
With its tiller-style steering, polished brass fittings and solid tyres, the 10 HP embodied both mechanical precision and aristocratic style—a fitting carriage for a new century of progress.
🚘 A turning point on wheels, now etched into the archives of Oldpik.com, where the past continues to drive inspiration forward.
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Contributed by OldPik on January 6, 2025
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