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Old 23-11-18, 23:38
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"EDITH" is a good name for a Blitz. Not too long and unusual enough these days to encourage questions as to why she is named so.

Many many early Rolls-Royces have names like 'Emily', 'Charlotte', etc. Ours is "Elizabeth Balfour" after my mother, a member of the Rolls Royce Owners Club for many years and by whose legacy, I was able to afford the purchase.

This is "Elizabeth Balfour" my 1924 20hp.

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How is the house progressing?

Regards Rick.
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Old 24-11-18, 12:38
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"EDITH" is a good name for a Blitz.

Regards Rick.
Ahh, Edith Blitz! I remember her.
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