An 1898-1902 Enfield Quad working class Both of the women are

Both of the women are wearing dresses with extremely full skirts and tight bodices

Eugène (1798-1863)

The England squad stand next to their coach as they relax at Hendon Hall Hotel the day before their match against West Germany in the World Cup Final

View of Hyde Park Corner Turnpike

Top right shows a set of thirty five pigeon-holes to fit the window

An 1898-1902 Enfield Quad working class Both of the women areAn 1898 1902 Enfield Quad. This was Royal Enfield Work's prototype and contains parts from four different years. It languished at the factory for many years before going to the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, in 1958. The seating arrangement puts the passenger next to the accident and, with only 244cc, the crew often had to dismount to push on hills. Tandem seated quadricycles were commonplace at the turn of the century.