Rolls Royce Car (1951)

Rolls Royce car with all mod cons, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire.
MS chauffeur and owner walking out of house and getting into 1930s Rolls Royce car. MS owner inside the car, he gets an electric razor out from a drawer and plugs it in. CU hand switching on plug. MS man opening panel to reveal mirror, he starts to shave. Man puts put razor away in car pocket.
CU man in car plugging in kettle. MS man unfolding table and putting kettle on it. The man opens miniature bar, takes out whiskey bottle decanter and soda syphon. MS as man reaches over and takes a cigar from humidity-controlled recess. He punctures the end of the cigar and puts it in his mouth and lights it. MS as man puts match in tray and turns on electric fan. MS man taking out intercom and speaking to chauffeur with it.
Car owner is Raymond Way.
FILM ID:3398.35
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[@fjedhfhr5250]

Don’t mind me just doing a little shaving in my Rolls Royce

[@hassanmeraj8037]

Man electric Razors connected inside cars back in 1951 !!!??? Where the hell did all those technologies went in the '60s, '70s, and '80s???
we had to wait until recently where we can charge our cell phones in our cars.

[@LegendOfDuo]

I have a feeling that the wiring for these appliances in cars didn't last very long and might be a short circuit / fire hazard. Especially if you had young children playing in and around unsupervised.

[@abdulrahmanalghamdi3446]

I thought he would place his laptop on that table

[@henrylivingstone2971]

…..it’s 1951. The closest computing apparatus was the size of a room and usually owned by government agencies

[@lifelesstutorialbuilder1]

@@henrylivingstone2971it’s a joke sir

[@henrylivingstone2971]

@@lifelesstutorialbuilder1
That’s just an excuse used by idiots so they don’t have to admit to their own idiocy

[@lifelesstutorialbuilder1]

@@henrylivingstone2971 well if it was a joke. why would you have to rudely say someone is a idiot? have some respect. Not everyone is gonna like the joke but you still don’t have to call someone a idiot. That’s wild.

[@henrylivingstone2971]

@@lifelesstutorialbuilder1
I call a spade a spade and a club a club and an idiot an idiot. You wouldn’t call a goose a duck would you?

[@kingofrj1568]

First comment after the 7 years

[@WaKincaid]

These are my kind of people

[@daddymao2944]

real

[@xh4ir]

❤❤

[@globaleye8]

In the days when Britain actually earned a living - unlike today when we just print fiat money.

[@tk-6967]

Britain in 1951 was literally in a terrible financial situation. Just because we were still making Rolls Royce doesn't mean the average person was living well. We were far behind the Americans thanks to WW2.

[@Михаил-ь9е6ь]

Сегоднешнее положение экономики в любой стране горозда лучше, чем 50 лет назад.

[@Abhijit_982]

😲

[@lliamjurdom9505]

How tacky

[@PaulStClair-or3gj]

Can't afford one eh??! 😄

[@retroguy9494]

@@PaulStClair-or3gj I must admit, I sure would like to have one of those 'humidity controlled cigar cabinets' in my Cadillac Escalade! Although it DOES have two television screens in the back seat. Sucks that I'm a bachelor eh? They've never been used!