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The East wing at Buckingham Palace, London, United Kingdom,

Originally built by Edward Blore between 1847 and 1849 to "provide space for Queen Victoria's growing family", the wing encloses what was previously a U-shaped courtyard, according to the Royal Collection Trust.

After five years of restoration work by the trust's curators and conservators, involving the temporary removal of over 3,500 artworks and other objects, the wing has opened to the public as part of the palace's State Rooms tours that take place every summer.

Credit: Royal Collection Trust/His Majesty King Charles III 2024/ Peter Smith

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Blumarine Fall 2008

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Bernie Ecclestone's collection of historic grand prix and Formula 1

Mr Ecclestone, 94, is now parting ways with many of them—a total of 69 cars—which will be sold via U.K. exotic car specialist Tom Hartley Jr.

Many of them have been locked away for decades, as Ecclestone rarely showed them to the public, if at all.

The crown jewels of Ecclestone’s collection include some of the most iconic machines in racing history:

José Froilán González’s Ferrari 375: The 1951 Italian Grand Prix winner that marked Ferrari’s first F1 victory.

Mike Hawthorn’s 1958 Dino: Driven by the first British Formula 1 World Champion.

Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari F2002: A car that dominated the 2002 season with 15 wins.

Ferrari 312B3: The team’s first true monocoque chassis.

Carlos Reutemann’s 1977 Brazilian GP-winning chassis.

 1993 McLaren MP4/8A F1 race car piloted by Ayrton Senna

The collection also features other historic rarities, including the Thinwall Special, further cementing its status as one of motorsport’s greatest treasure troves.

This isn’t the first time Ecclestone has let go of prized automobiles. The former F1 boss previously sold over 50 cars during RM Sotheby’s infamous auction, but this sale represents a deeper emotional moment. These cars embody not only his love for motorsport but also his unparalleled contribution to Formula 1’s history.

The sale will occur through a private treaty process, meaning the prices of individual cars will not be disclosed. However, with an estimated collective value of $634 million, collectors and institutions worldwide are expected to vie for a piece of Ecclestone’s extraordinary legacy.

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Molori Mashuma,

Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe, Africa,

Courtesy: Rora Private Collection

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John Zoller paintings Acrylics on canvas

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Porsche White Collection,

Courtesy: RM Sotheby's

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A cool leather jacket 😎

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"Alexander McQueen SS 1997 RTW Collection: Avant-Garde Leather Ensemble"

"Embodying the rebellious spirit of the late 90s, Alexander McQueen's Spring/Summer 1997 Ready-to-Wear collection features an avant-garde leather ensemble. Crafted under the visionary direction of Sarah Burton, this piece showcases McQueen's signature edgy aesthetics and innovative design philosophy. The collection remains a testament to the brand's bold creativity and timeless influence on the fashion world."

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Ferrari 296 GT3 Limited Edition !

The 296 GT3 required around 3,300 hours in order to design and develop the production tooling. Those tasks included 3-D printing, hand-working hundreds of patterns, and the production of molds before the prototyping phase. Every 22-inch long example requires approximately 350 hours of fettling, fitting, and painting. The result is a near-perfect replica that looks like you’re peering into a shrunken version of the actual vehicle.

1:8 scale model, over 57 cms/22 inches long

Courtesy: Amalgam Collection