Triumph Cars Ad and Poster Collection: The Triumph Motor Company was a British car and motor manufacturing company in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Triumph manufactured its first car in 1923. The company was acquired by Leyland Motors in 1960, ultimately becoming part of the giant conglomerate British Leyland (BL) in 1968, where the Triumph brand was absorbed into BL’s Specialist Division alongside former Leyland stablemates Rover and Jaguar. (Wikipedia)
Triumph Cars Ad and Poster Collection:
1920’s Ads and Posters:
1929 Triumph Fifteen Saloon
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1931 Triumph Gnat de Luxe Sports
1931 Triumph Super Seven 2-Seater Coupe
1937 Triumph Gloria 1-1/2 Litre Saloon
1938 Triumph Dolomite 14/60 Foursome Coupe. The Smartest Cars in the Land
1938 Triumph Vitesse Sports Saloon
1939 Triumph Dolomite Roadster Coupe
1939 Triumph Dolomite Royal Saloon
1939 Triumph Twelve Saloon
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1948 Triumph Convertible
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 Triumph Mayflower
1950 Triumph Mayflower & 2-Litre Saloon
1950 Triumph Renown. A Car of Distinction
1951 Triumph Renown. All that’s best in Britain…
1953 Triumph Mayflower
1953 Triumph Renown
1955 Triumph T.R. 2. How many cars do you see in this picture
1955 Triumph T.R. 2
1955 Triumph T.R. 2. There’s a special kind of excitement
1955 Triumph T.R. 2 Hard Top Convertible
1955 Triumph T.R.2 Sports. Here It is!
1955 Triumph TR-2
1955 Triumph TR-3
1956 Triumph TR-3, geared for Fun! it’s a Triumph!
1956 Triumph T.R.2 Sports. You can’t beat It!
1956 Triumph T.R 3 Sports. Bringing You More In Power, In Speed, In Comfort
1957 Triumph TR-3
1957 Triumph TR-3
1958 Triumph TR3-A Christmas Card
1958 Triumph TR-3. I Know Better … Triumph Cars Never Run Out Of Gas!
1959 Triumph 1200 Sedan and Convertible
1959 Triumph Estate Wagon and Sedan
1959 Triumph Estate Wagon and Sedan
1959 Triumph Herald (U.K. Postcard)
1959 Triumph Herald (U.S. Postcard)
1959 Triumph Sedan and Estate Wagon
1959 Triumph T.R.3 in Competition Trim
1959 Triumph T.R.3 Sports
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1960 Triumph Herald. New British Triumph. The car that all parks sideways!
1960 Triumph Herald Saloon & Coupe
1960 Triumph Herald Sedan, Convertible, & Coupe
1962 Triumph Vitesse Saloon & Convertible
1963 Triumph 1200 Convertible. Who says an economy car has to drive like one
1964 Triumph 1200 Herald. There are two popular convertibles in the economy field. Ours is the good looking one
1965 Triumph 2000. The British call the Triumph 2000 ‘rather smooth’
1965 Triumph Spitfire. You’d act sassy, too … if your name was Spitfire
1965 Triumph Spitfire Mk. 2
1965 Triumph TR-4A
1966 Triumph 1300
1966 Triumph 2000 Sedan
1968 Triumph TR-5 PI (Petrol Injection)
1968 Triumph TR-250
1969 Triumph GT-6+
1969 Triumph TR-6
1969 Triumph TR-6 PI (Petrol Injection)
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1971 Triumph 2000 Estate Mk. 2
1971 Triumph GT6 Mk3
1971 Triumph GT-6. It looks good in races too
1971 Triumph Stag. A new kind of Triumph
1971 Triumph Stag
1971 Triumph Toledo
1972 Triumph GT6. The ultimate Triumph
1972 Triumph GT6 MK III
1972 Triumph GT-6. It feels great going 70. It looks great doing nothing
1972 Triumph Spitfire. Our little inexpensive economy car
1972 Triumph Spitfire Mark IV
1972 Triumph TR6
1973 Triumph Spitfire 1500. You not only get a car and a girl but a piece of history
1974 Triumph Stag. Keeping up with the Triumph Stag is no problem if you’ve got the money
1976 Triumph TR7 Victory Edition
1977 Triumph TR7. Unbeatable for Excitement and Value
1977 Triumph TR7 Victory Edition. We Beat The Stripes Off Our Competition
1978 Triumph TR7 Convertible
1978 Triumph TR7 Pro Rally Car
1979 Triumph TR7 Convertible. Triumph Invites You To A New Opening
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1980 Triumph Spitfire. Racer – Racy
1980 Triumph TR7 30th Anniversary. It’s Heritage Is Priceless. its Options Are Free