C M Booth Collection of Historic Vehicles

Housed at Falstaff Antiques in Rolvenden, the C. M. Booth Collection specialises in Morgan three‑wheel cars with around 11–12 vehicles dating from the 1909–1935 era alongside early motorcycles, cycles and automobilia. The display includes rarities such as a 1904 Humber tri‑car and early commercial vehicles, offering a focused look at early British light transport.

This long‑running private collection opened in 1972 and is run from a small historic premises on the High Street. Exhibits are compactly displayed — visits are best for enthusiasts of Morgan cars, early motoring history or travellers seeking a short, specialist stop in Kent.

What you'll see and do:

• Walk through a small showroom of ~11–12 Morgan three‑wheelers spanning c.1909–1935.
• View rarities: a 1904 Humber tri‑car, 1929 Morris van, 1929 Ford Model A and a 1936 caravan.
• Inspect period automobilia, toy models, garage equipment and club badges.
• Take photos where allowed and ask staff about provenance; exhibits are tightly spaced so expect close viewing.

• Small venue with limited space; allow 30–45 minutes for a visit.
• Typically open Monday–Saturday, closed Sundays; call ahead to confirm current hours.
• Small admission fee applies and card payment may not be accepted; bring cash just in case.
• Located at Falstaff Antiques, on Rolvenden High Street with nearby parking.