Mini Cooper S, Wiscombe Hill Climb Finish:10-pack Windmill with a circular wooden

Windmill with a circular wooden balcony and cap which could rotate into the wind

the wife of novelist Charles Dickens

'Summer Fashions for 1838'

or 'The Flight of Madeline and Porphyro during the Drunkeness attending the Revelry'

Mini Cooper S, Wiscombe Hill Climb Finish:10-pack Windmill with a circular woodenMini Cooper S, Wiscombe Hill Climb, Honiton, Devon, 1975. Spectators watch as the car, driven by Vic Board, prepares to take a sharp bend. The Mini Cooper caught the motoring world's imagination during the 1960s, notching up many Rally successes. The Cooper S originally appeared in 1963 powered by a 1071cc engine, with a more powerful 1275cc engine being introduced in 1964.