Vauxhall Viva Pen & Ink By Brian Hatton 1963 work wear. mens fashion Orange metal shade & base

Orange metal shade & base with the rifle butt style stem

Originally they had £1 on them then they were painted over with £2

Founded in 1898 Villiers Engineering produced two & four stroke petrol engines as well as four stroke diesel engines right through WW2 & up until the early 1960s when they were bought out by Manganese Bronze Holdings

but it can also be removed from its base & fixed to any surface using the guide holes

Frame not included only pictured for display purposes

Vauxhall Viva Pen & Ink By Brian Hatton 1963 work wear. mens fashion Orange metal shade & base1963 original pen & ink cutaway of a Vauxhall Viva for The Motor Magazine by Brian Hatton. This is the original pen & ink illustration that Brian Hatton did before it was taken to print for The Motor Magazine. Brian Hatton is probably best known as a cutaway artist for The Motor magazine, but he also contributed the whole range of art ranging from sketches, cartoons and styling drawings. He studied at Beckenham School of Art and was set to join The