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H1 - H 2 - H 3 - H 4 - H 5 - H 6 - H 8 - H 9

1 H - 2 H - 3 H - 4 H - 5 H - 6 H - 7 H - 8 H - 9 H

H x plates were originally issued by Middlesex County Council, all x H plates are DVLA auction sales

By close of business on 24th June 1904 Middlesex County Council had registered 603 cars and 759 motorcycles.

H 1, originally issued to Sir Herbert Nield. A Barrister (and a cockney as he was born within the sound of bow bells) who in 1895 became a Middlesex County Councillor.

The plate came onto the market in 2018 after the owner (thought to be a descendent of Sir Herbert Nield) had an accident and decided to give up driving.

The plate is now owned by Tony Brown and is based in Bedfordshire.

H 2

H 3

The two Volvo's, a mid 70's 244 and a late 70's 244 were owned by Brian Heaton of Southport.

Currently owned by Henry Simmons of London

H 4

H 5

H 6

The plate was sold in 2022.

H 7 - Most likely a lost plate

H 8

This plate is based in the Birmingham area.

H 9

1 H was sold by DVLA in 1995 for £32K. Owned by Michael Herbert of Belfast, he owned Europes largest number of KFC franchises (in excess of 175) and sold them in a deal that completed just 12 days before UK Covid lockdown of March 2020

2 H was sold by DVLA in 1994 for £8K

3 H was sold by DVLA in 1995 for £10K

In the very late 1990's/2000 the plate was owned by Alan Herrod of Falkirk.

4 H was sold by DVLA in 1994 for £9K

5 H was sold by DVLA in 1995 for £24K

5 H was assigned to this Ferrari 488 Spider when it was new in March 2018 and wasn't spotted until 5 years later. In that time it had covered 539 miles.

6 H was sold by DVLA in 1996 for £10K

7 H was sold by DVLA in 1995 for £9K

8 H was sold by DVLA in 1993 for £6K

9 H was sold by DVLA in 1996 for £20K