Old Glory

HOW THE MORNING UNFOLDED…

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James Hamilton tells us more.

In a few words, this is how the morning unfolded. Steve Cook’s low loader with The Lion onboard was due to arrive a 3.00am in the morning at New Bond Street; parking bays were suspended in front of Bonhams main entrance to allow him to park and unload the Fowler. Due to various central London road closures, it was a tortuous journey and he arrived 50 minutes late. Having cycled there I was getting a bit cold, but I was

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