https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-52189803

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Beautiful lady... Do you think that's her in the first picture Richard? (fourth from left)

Rest in peace Honor...

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Never knew she was a DR RIP. Thanks for posting guys.

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Between acting classes, she worked for the 'Home Office' from 1940 as a 'clerical assistant' which obviously must have also meant delivering messages. Ron

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She had great taste in motorbikes :slightly_smiling_face: A beautiful and stylish lady.

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I thought the motorcycle might be a Model 19R but now not so sure - the forks do not appear to be Norton Roadholder but instead may be Matchless - headlamp brackets - no steering damper but instead what appears to be a Matchless domed nut.

Of course I could be entirely wrong but thought I would mention it.

Matchless forks for sure, wonder how many picked up on that in that photo?

G3L forks, the must have fitment for any Norton.

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It may have been 1946 Model 18 with girder forks, that someone modernised to tele forks, or it had a front end smash and they fitted what they got hold of?

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A spooky precursor to the later AMC/Norton hybrids...Ian

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Reputedly, it's an ES2

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