Description
George Harrison saying goodbye to his father Harold Hargreaves Harrison
one sitting on the floor repairing the seat of a chair
Standing in front of a poster for the film Quadrophenia
6th October 1997
David Jones and John Connolly
An 1896 Pennington motor-tricycle Size:XL: 100 x 75cm George Harrison saying goodbye toAn 1896 Pennington motor tricycle. It was claimed that it could carry nine people and was capable of 40 mph. Edward Joel Pennington was a company promoter. It is likely that he made only five Autocars, of which this is the only survivor in the world. Advertising drawings show an earlier two wheeled model leaping a ravine. The tyres were supposed to be unpuncturable.
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