The Vehicle Year Book 1913 de Ware Bros. Company - 1913

London: Butterworth & Co. 1910, 1st edition. (Hardcover) 592, 27pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Colored folding plans, appendix, index. There is a previous owner's name. Locale:. (Law, Law, Motor Cars, Transportation).

Princeton: Automobile Quarterly [0-915038-15-3] 1979, leather edition. (4to) 392pp. Very good plus, no dust jacket. Blue leather with silver illustration and lettering. Black and white and color photographs, illustrations. There is very light rubbing along the front edge of the spine. "We are indebted to Halwart Schrader and his publisher Heinz Bleicher for their generous advice and assistance in this, our first Translated Edition. On Halwart's behalf, appreciation is extended to his many friends and fellow historians who contributed to the book, particularly Hans-Heinrich von Ferson, Hans-Otto Neubauer, and Reinald Herbertz". Translated and adapted by Ron Wakefield. (Transportation, Automobile Industry, BMW--Automobile).

Plainfield, New Jersey: Mack Manufacturing Corp.. Very Good. 1937. First Edition. Soft Covers. Issue #1, May 1937, issued by Pricing & Specification Department, Mack Manufacturing Corporation, General Service Division, Plainfield, New Jersey. Typewritten pages illustrated with a blueprint of ball bearings in current use in New Brunswick N. J. Illustrated with 3 fold-out & 10 single page illustrations. Includes: Transmission, Booster, Oil Pump, Carburetor, Exhaust System, Clutch, Steering Gear, Frame Assembly, Carrier and Front & Rear Axles. Covers are lightly edge worn with a chipped front corner. Interior of text is tight and clean without grease stains. Page 15-3 has a mended edge tear . Automotive; Drawings Illustrations; 4to 11" - 13" tall .

The James Flood Charity Trust, Footscray, 1982. First Edition. Hardcover (Original Cloth). Very Fine Condition/Slipcased. In original numbered packing. Illustrator: photographic. Limited edition, this volume is number 3795 of a limited edition of 5000, and it and the slipcase are in excellent order. The fifth (and last) of this sought after series showcasing early motoring in Australia.
A comprehensive record of vintage, veteran and classic motorcycles in Australia from 1899 to 1980. In addition to the many splendid photographs, the text in the book deals variously with Motorcycle advertising literature describing the old machines. Reproduction pages of motorcycle handbooks. Extracts from the "Australian Motor Cycle" Police motorcycling Motorcycles in the Australian military forces Motorcycle speedway racing Motor sport Motorcycle builders and modifiers throughout Australia over the years Please refer to accompanying picture (s).
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Motorbooks International, 1990. 4to size hardcover with dust jacket; 96 heavyweight glossy pages with color and black and white photographs throughout. Contents include: AC Ace and Aceca Leaf Sprung AC Cobra 260 and 289 427 Cobra and AC 289 From jacket: "Exquisitely good-looking, hand made and quite reasonably fast, the AC Ace was launched in 1954 as a sports car of rare culture. It was to evolve through many guises: Bristol and Ford six-cylinder engines were fitted to endow a stronger punch, an elegant fixed-head couple arrived in the shape of the Aceca, and Carroll Shelby's Ford V8 transplant created the awe inspiring Cobra. Fifteen years after it's introduction, the Ace had metamorphosed into the fearsome Cobra 427, the fastest road car of its era. Yet in all this time a tiny number - just over 2000 - of Aces, Acecas and Cobras were built... Drawing from factory records as well as the accumulated knowledge of respected owners and enthusiasts, this book provides the evidence… Leer más

London: Butterworth & Co. 1910, 1st edition. (Hardcover) 592, 27pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Colored folding plans, appendix, index. There is a previous owner's name. Locale:. (Law, Law, Motor Cars, Transportation).

Princeton: Automobile Quarterly [0-915038-15-3] 1979, leather edition. (4to) 392pp. Very good plus, no dust jacket. Blue leather with silver illustration and lettering. Black and white and color photographs, illustrations. There is very light rubbing along the front edge of the spine. "We are indebted to Halwart Schrader and his publisher Heinz Bleicher for their generous advice and assistance in this, our first Translated Edition. On Halwart's behalf, appreciation is extended to his many friends and fellow historians who contributed to the book, particularly Hans-Heinrich von Ferson, Hans-Otto Neubauer, and Reinald Herbertz". Translated and adapted by Ron Wakefield. (Transportation, Automobile Industry, BMW--Automobile).

Plainfield, New Jersey: Mack Manufacturing Corp.. Very Good. 1937. First Edition. Soft Covers. Issue #1, May 1937, issued by Pricing & Specification Department, Mack Manufacturing Corporation, General Service Division, Plainfield, New Jersey. Typewritten pages illustrated with a blueprint of ball bearings in current use in New Brunswick N. J. Illustrated with 3 fold-out & 10 single page illustrations. Includes: Transmission, Booster, Oil Pump, Carburetor, Exhaust System, Clutch, Steering Gear, Frame Assembly, Carrier and Front & Rear Axles. Covers are lightly edge worn with a chipped front corner. Interior of text is tight and clean without grease stains. Page 15-3 has a mended edge tear . Automotive; Drawings Illustrations; 4to 11" - 13" tall .

The James Flood Charity Trust, Footscray, 1982. First Edition. Hardcover (Original Cloth). Very Fine Condition/Slipcased. In original numbered packing. Illustrator: photographic. Limited edition, this volume is number 3795 of a limited edition of 5000, and it and the slipcase are in excellent order. The fifth (and last) of this sought after series showcasing early motoring in Australia.
A comprehensive record of vintage, veteran and classic motorcycles in Australia from 1899 to 1980. In addition to the many splendid photographs, the text in the book deals variously with Motorcycle advertising literature describing the old machines. Reproduction pages of motorcycle handbooks. Extracts from the "Australian Motor Cycle" Police motorcycling Motorcycles in the Australian military forces Motorcycle speedway racing Motor sport Motorcycle builders and modifiers throughout Australia over the years Please refer to accompanying picture (s).
For larger or multi-volume items additional shipping charges may be necessary. Leer más

Motorbooks International, 1990. 4to size hardcover with dust jacket; 96 heavyweight glossy pages with color and black and white photographs throughout. Contents include: AC Ace and Aceca Leaf Sprung AC Cobra 260 and 289 427 Cobra and AC 289 From jacket: "Exquisitely good-looking, hand made and quite reasonably fast, the AC Ace was launched in 1954 as a sports car of rare culture. It was to evolve through many guises: Bristol and Ford six-cylinder engines were fitted to endow a stronger punch, an elegant fixed-head couple arrived in the shape of the Aceca, and Carroll Shelby's Ford V8 transplant created the awe inspiring Cobra. Fifteen years after it's introduction, the Ace had metamorphosed into the fearsome Cobra 427, the fastest road car of its era. Yet in all this time a tiny number - just over 2000 - of Aces, Acecas and Cobras were built... Drawing from factory records as well as the accumulated knowledge of respected owners and enthusiasts, this book provides the evidence… Leer más