Morris Cowley Bullnose    

While the first ‘Bullnose’ model Cowley was made in 1915, the model we’re more familiar with was launched in 1919.

Called the ‘Bullnose’ because of the shape of the top of the radiator, the model launched in 1919 had an engine made by Hotchkiss’s British manufacturing plant.

This 1923 model in the photo is the earlier version that featured the headlights mounted on the front wings, rather than later on they were mounted on the chassis just in front of the radiator.

This photo was taken in the mid 1970’s at a classic car show somewhere in the South East of England.

We’ve acknowledged the copyright to WH Photographic on the back of this old photo, but can’t find if they’re still around now.

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