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TV series Inspector Morse star John Thaw (right) and Kevin Whately, who plays Sgt Lewis, pose by Morse's Jaguar in St James's Square, central London, before filming the last ever Inspector Morse. * 22/11/01: The famous fictional character's car was won by James Went - a lawyer who is unable to drive because of a hand injury. The Morse creator Colin Dexter presented the keys to the 1959 Mark II burgundy Jaguar to Mr Went at a ceremony at Oxford's Magdalen College. Mr Went won the car, which has an estimated value of about , 100,000, in a competition organised by Carlton Television and Stock Photo

RMG55HE4–TV series Inspector Morse star John Thaw (right) and Kevin Whately, who plays Sgt Lewis, pose by Morse's Jaguar in St James's Square, central London, before filming the last ever Inspector Morse. * 22/11/01: The famous fictional character's car was won by James Went - a lawyer who is unable to drive because of a hand injury. The Morse creator Colin Dexter presented the keys to the 1959 Mark II burgundy Jaguar to Mr Went at a ceremony at Oxford's Magdalen College. Mr Went won the car, which has an estimated value of about , 100,000, in a competition organised by Carlton Television and

Donald Dewar statue in Glasgow Stock Photo

RM2HE0R6M–Donald Dewar statue in Glasgow

Vintage portrait print c1860 of John C Breckinridge (1821 - 1875) - the 14th and youngest ever US Vice President (1857 - 1861). Stock Photo

RMBKM47D–Vintage portrait print c1860 of John C Breckinridge (1821 - 1875) - the 14th and youngest ever US Vice President (1857 - 1861).

The One Ear Was No Accident -- Mariann Remke of East St. Louis, Ill., points out the puzzling feature of this famous marble head of Abraham Lincoln -- the missing left ear. Sightseers have wondered about it for the 46 years the work has been on display in the capitol rotunda, but Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, wrote a committee of congress in 1908 that he planned it that way to emphasize the fact that 'Lincoln's face was so much more developed on the right side.' Robert Lincoln called the head. The most extraordinarily good portrait of my father I have ever seen. Miss Remke is secretary to Rep, Stock Photo

RM2HX56AE–The One Ear Was No Accident -- Mariann Remke of East St. Louis, Ill., points out the puzzling feature of this famous marble head of Abraham Lincoln -- the missing left ear. Sightseers have wondered about it for the 46 years the work has been on display in the capitol rotunda, but Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor, wrote a committee of congress in 1908 that he planned it that way to emphasize the fact that 'Lincoln's face was so much more developed on the right side.' Robert Lincoln called the head. The most extraordinarily good portrait of my father I have ever seen. Miss Remke is secretary to Rep,