Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton
automobile from the Schlumpf collection, bodied as a two-seater phaeton in 1912 by Barker & Co in London, kept at the National Automobile Museum in Mulhouse (Haut-Rhin, Alsace, France) ; classified as a Historical Monument Object (PM68002028)
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Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton
Summary
Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton is an antique car[1].
Key Facts
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton is the creator of Rolls-Royce Limited[2].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton is the creator of Barker & Co[3].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton is located in Mulhouse[4].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton is in the country of France[5].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's image is recorded as Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Biplace (1912) jm64004.jpg[6].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's instance of is recorded as antique car[7].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's instance of is recorded as Phaeton body[8].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's genre is recorded as automotive design[9].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's made from material is recorded as metal[10].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's made from material is recorded as leather[11].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's made from material is recorded as wood[12].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's made from material is recorded as glass[13].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's made from material is recorded as rubber[14].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's collection is recorded as Schlumpf Collection[15].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's inventory number is recorded as MNA 2320[16].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's location is recorded as Cité de l'Automobile[17].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's Commons category is recorded as Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Biplace (1912) in the Musée National de l'Automobile[18].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's Palissy ID is recorded as PM68002028[19].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's country of origin is recorded as United Kingdom[20].
- +1912-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton[21].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's location of creation is recorded as Derby[22].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's location of creation is recorded as London[23].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's heritage designation is recorded as object classified as a historical monument[24].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's length is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+485'}[25].
- Rolls-Royce Silver-Ghost two-seater phaeton's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+180'}[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Rolls-Royce Limited[2], a business[27], in United Kingdom[28], founded in 1906[29], headquartered in Derby[30] and Barker & Co[3], a business[31], in United Kingdom[32], founded in 1710[33], headquartered in London[34].