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1951 Spartan Royal Mansion

33513987United States
Colour
polished aluminum

A 1951 Spartan Royal Mansion travel trailer, one of the finest examples produced by the Tulsa, Oklahoma manufacturer founded by J. Paul Getty. Built from aircraft-grade riveted aluminium on steel rails, the Royal Mansion was regarded as the most luxuriously appointed towable trailer of its era. This dual-axle example has been comprehensively restored by specialist craftsmen in Wisconsin, retaining its mid-century interior character while receiving thoroughly modernised mechanical and domestic systems.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. Restoration
    Madison, Wisconsin area craftsmen

    Full ground-up restoration completed to a high standard, covering the polished aluminium exterior, original mid-century interior furnishings, cork flooring, hardwood panelling, and upholstery, alongside installation of updated mechanical, plumbing, and entertainment systems.

    Restoration extended to period-appropriate details including embroidered pillowcases and matching outdoor furniture. Documentation described as extensive.

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