A Printed Portrait Of Marie Freeman-Thomas; Marchioness Of Willingdon 1929 GTRexclude Exhibiting wear from active use

Exhibiting wear from active use

He passed the so-called Führergehilfenausbildung (Führer Assistant Training) in September of 1933

The blade is beautifully etched and clear and  exhibits strong crossgrains and the majority of wear that is present

which was probably doing over 100 miles an hour

A Printed Portrait Of Marie Freeman-Thomas; Marchioness Of Willingdon 1929 GTRexclude Exhibiting wear from active usePrinted in a sepia tone on a pressed off white matte, illustrating the painted portrait of Marie Freeman Thomas, Marchioness of Willingdon, inclusive of its frame, with the artist's signature and dated "1929" at the lower left, her printed signature below the portrait, 260 mm x 365 mm, lightly crinkled at the bottom left corner, extremely fine. Footnote: Marie Freeman Thomas, Marchioness of Willingdon, GBE DStJ CI (March 24, 1875 January 30, 1960) was