Rank 39 documents the Lagonda V12 — the Staines-built twelve-cylinder endurance weapon that carried British luxury-craft into Le Mans grids from the late 1920s through the mid-1930s and proved that Lagonda could engineer for distance as well as road-car elegance. The plate's triptych layout traces three Sarthe eras: the 1927 debut with number 10, the 1930 long-tail dominance campaign with number 16, and the 1935 night-stint specialist configuration with number 19 and illuminated headlights — each rendered in dark blue with Union Jack roundels on warm cream parchment. W.O. Bentley's later involvement with Lagonda refined the V12 into a 4.5-litre unit capable of sustained high-speed running, and Fox & Anthony's 1935 Le Mans effort delivered a class-leading fourth overall that validated the programme. Wallimilist renders the three-era panel grid, LAGONDA V12 title block, winged logo footer, and blue border exactly as the master PNG dictates — Endurance · Reserve kicker and curator copy on pre-war British endurance heritage.