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1908réf. 80032Chicago 1908. Paperback. Very Good. 4 tipped illustrations one of which is doubled with two slightly different illustrations of the Model H-15 19p. Softcover in original tan wrapper. 16 cm. Small chip and some spots on wrapper. paperback books
1928réf. RAUTNEW00lh1928. Very Good. Automobile Club of America. New England 1928. Good Roads Everywhere. 16 panels. . NY: NP 1928. Illustrated. 31 x 46 in. Pamphlet. Book condition: Very good. Small chips in edges. 16 panel guide map of National and State Highways across New England in the 1920s. unknown books
1926réf. RAUTUSH00drpNational Highways Association 1926. Good. Automobile Club of America. U.S. Highways 1926. Baltimore: National Highways Association 1926. Illustrated. 36x51 inches. Folded map. Book condition: Good with tears in folds. Some penciling in margins with stamping. National Highways Association unknown books
1925réf. 28216aDenver: Welch-Haffner Printing Co. n.d. ca. 1925. Octavo color-illustrated self-wrappers stapled 12 pp. Color photos b&w photos. Very Good.` Welch-Haffner Printing Co., n.d. [ca. 1925.] unknown books
1905réf. 5172New York: The Automobile Club of America 1905. Cards. Illustrated embossed heavy cards. Very good. 24 x 18 cm. A rare historic menu. On January 32 1905 the Automobile Club of America held a major a annual dinner and banquet at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City. Banquets of this caliber were private ticketed events exclusively for club members and high-profile political guests. Only a few hundred custom menu cards would have been printed. The 1905 dinner was a landmark event where early auto pioneers and U.S. senators debated the creation of the national highway system. Congressman Walter P. Brownlow Tennessee and Senator Asbury C. Latimer South Carolina both attended - they co-authored the landmark Brownlow-Latimer Bill which proposed a national Bureau of Public Highways and a $24 million federal fund to help states build paved roads. In 1905 automobiles were still seen as expensive toys for the wealthy and many rural citizens opposed paying taxes to build paved roads for "city folks' machines". By speaking at the ACA banquet alongside wealthy industrialists Brownlow and Latimer were building a powerful coalition between early car clubs and agricultural advocates. Though Congress initially rejected their Brownlow-Latimer Bill during that session their efforts laid the direct legislative groundwork for the Federal-Aid Highway Act which eventually transformed American transportation. Menu includes gumbo filet terrapin duck champagne wine liqueurs and whiskey. Covers lightly soiled. Interior clean. The Automobile Club of America books
1923réf. 28588The Automobile Club of Maryland 1923. Paperback. Very Good. Paperback. Includes February 1923 March 1923 April 1923 August 1923 and March 1924. An interesting view into automotive history in Maryland. Issues include updates on new traffic laws taxes safety traffic complaints such as hogging the road club meetings road trips list of officers and staff list of service stations and short stories related to cars. Ex-library from the Maryland Historical Society with their stamp to the front of each issue. Side-stapled paper wrappers with black titles and photographic illustration to each cover. Some covers are present but either loose or detached. Some pages are chipped browned and stained; however text remains bright and legible. Issues are 8 pages each. MD/090215. The Automobile Club of Maryland paperback books
1938réf. 360050New York: Automobile Manufacturers Association 1938. Softcover. Very Good. Quarto. Stapled sheets. Nine leaves printed on recto only. Very good with ex-library stamp folded crease in center. One page of text and eight pages of diagrams on how to aim headlamps of various types. Automobile Manufacturers Association unknown books
1911réf. 2949Salt Lake City: Souvenir Novelty Co. Inc 1911. 40pp Oblong duodecimo 16 cm x 3 cm Tan string tied wrappers. Good only. Complete with some of the leaves loose from the string binding and laid in. 39 views of Salt Lake City and the surrounding area including views of Mormon buildings with brief descriptions and past and present leaders of the Mormon Church. The vast majority of the images are from the firm of C.R. Savage. Flake/Draper 7608d. Souvenir Novelty Co. Inc unknown books
1938réf. TB29958Dublin: Wilson Hartnell & Co. 1938. Very good in yellow cloth covered flexible boards with gilt text on the spine and on the front and rear boards. A small octavo of 7 3/4 by 5 inches with scattered light soiling to the boards. The contents are clean of markings notations names or soiling. Without a dust jacket. viii 144 pages of text followed by 60 lx pages of ads. Wilson, Hartnell & Co. hardcover books
1973réf. 210406Detroit: UAW 1973. Pamphlet. 6p. wraps 8.5x11 inches very good. UAW unknown books
1951réf. 350458n.p.: UAW-CIO 1951. 575p. wraps worn and toned pen notation on title page else good condition. UAW-CIO unknown books
1945réf. 40824Detroit: UAW-CIO 1945. Pamphlet. 48p. stapled wraps 5.5x8.5 inches illus. evenly toned a few small stains on front wrap else very good condition. UAW-CIO unknown books
1946réf. 349501n.p.: UAW-CIO 1946. 472p. wraps edgeworn tail of spine chipped "UAW 1946" written in crayon on spine else good condition. UAW-CIO unknown books
1970réf. 2335392New York: Arco Publishing Company Inc 1970. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Very Good. 0x0x0. Signed by subject Jackie Stewart without inscription on half title page. Ink owner stamp on front endpaper K. Lassiter jacket lightly rubbed and toned. 1970 Hard Cover. 159 pp. Black-and-white photographs throughout. An illustrated profile of the incredibly successful and influential racecar driver known as 'the flying Scot.' In 1969 Stewart secured the Grand Prix title with three races still left in the season. Includes a complete statistical section with charts of all Jackie's Formula 1 races and racing victories. Arco Publishing Company, Inc hardcover books
1937réf. 2322196England: The Automobile Association 1937. Hard Cover. Very Good. 0x0x0. Crease across back cover minor wear to corners. 1937 Hard Cover. 404 pp. From the preface: This Supplement gives particulars of many hotels which owing to space restrictions cannot be included in the Handbook. These establishments are not classified by stars as is done in the case of fully appointed hotels but Members will be able to judge the size and character of any particular establishment by the number of bedrooms and other information available. In order to facilitate easy reference the entries in this publication have been sub-divided into various headings i.e. a Hotels licensed; b Hotels unlicensed private and Boarding Houses; c Farmhouses; and d Restaurants and Cafes. The Automobile Association hardcover books
2018réf. 335848Morton Grove: Publications International 2018. hardcover. fine/very good. Extensively illustrated in color. 144 pages oblong 8vo glossy pictorial boards d.w.; some scratching to dust wrapper. Morton Grove: Publications International 2018. A fine copy in a very good dust wrapper. Publications International unknown books
1973réf. 309065London: Frederick Warne 1973. hardcover. very good. With b/w photos throughout. 64 pages. Oblong 8vo pictorial cloth. London: Frederick Warne 1973. A very good copy with some light marks to front panel and spine. Frederick Warne unknown books
1910réf. 55051Chicago. ca. 1910. Trade Album of Early Automobiles and Trucks A handsome trade album of vehicles available from the White Motor Company Cleveland Ohio which grew out of the White Sewing Machine Company into one of the largest truck military and heavy equipment manufacturers of the 20th century. This album was created especially for W.J. Urquhart who according to a notice in The Horseless Age a contemporary trade periodical was the general manager of the Western sales department headquartered in Chicago. The album opens with a photograph of a Pabst beer truck and continues with a wide variety of passenger and commercial vehicles most with the names of the companies painted on the sides. Among the commercial vehicles depicted are trucks operated by Marshall Field Red Rock beverages the Birmingham Coca-Cola Bottling Company Pocahontas Coal and B.F. Goodrich and there are also images of an ambulance and a police car. A few of the images are detailed views of engines transmissions or other mechanical parts of the vehicles. Most of the photographs have a label on the reverse describing the vehicle or part its price and in some cases also including information on the purchaser. Several of the owners are local but most are scattered across the country Canada and even Russia. A few photos depict the full fleet of a company's trucks lined up proudly in front of factories warehouses and storefronts. Despite the company's reputation decades of mismanagement at higher levels forced the company to declare bankruptcy in 1980; White was bought by Volvo the following year. Such early automobile trade albums are rare. Oblong pebbled morocco album gilt title on front board. Boards rubbed and worn corners bumped spine perished. Photographs mounted on original linen which is slightly curled. A few small chips to edges no loss to images occasional toning and spots to images. The photographs overall in near fine condition. "White Motor Corp." in ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CLEVELAND HISTORY online. "Trade Personals" in The Horseless Age Vol. 24 no. 15 October 12 1909 p.420. hardcover books
1940réf. List3839Rutherford New Jersey: Garrway Co 1940. Real photo postcard measuring approximately 3 ½ x 5 ½ inches. Photograph shows a priest celebrating Mass at an outdoor altar attached to a streamlined trailer chapel with several women kneeling or seated before it. Captioned in the negative: "Chapel Car 'The Crusader of the Divine Child' destined for China" and "Go ye into the whole world and preach the Gospel to every creature. St. Luke 16.15." Divided postcard back unused printed for the Franciscan Mission Crusade 812 N. Salina Street Syracuse New York with "Help the Missions" appeal and Proverbs 19:17 quotation. Some wear and toning; very good. A real photo postcard showing the Franciscan Mission Crusade's chapel car "The Crusader of the Divine Child" described here as destined for China. The image shows a mobile Catholic altar built into a trailer with a priest vested for Mass and a small outdoor congregation gathered before him. The verso identifies the card as a mission fundraising or promotional piece issued by the Franciscan Mission Crusade of Syracuse New York. Another cataloged example of this image identifies the scene as a Catholic mobile chapel at Hingan Fu Shensi China suggesting that the trailer may have reached the mission field rather than remaining only a fundraising image produced in the United States. The combination of American fundraising address named chapel car China destination and another cataloged example located at Hingan Fu gives the card a fuller paper trail than most missionary postcards of mobile chapels. American Catholic missionaries were active in China through the first half of the twentieth century but their work was largely disrupted after the Communist victory in 1949 when foreign missionaries were expelled and Catholic institutions were reorganized under state pressure. Garrway Co unknown books
1941réf. List3861N.p.: photograph by Paul Briol 1941. Printed photographic postcard measuring approximately 3 ½ x 5 ½ inches. Image shows the Rt. Rev. Henry Wise Hobson Bishop of Southern Ohio standing beside an automobile pulling the "St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral" with caption printed below: "Trailer Cathedral of the Diocese of Southern Ohio / The Rt. Rev. Henry Wise Hobson Bishop of Southern Ohio is shown about to enter the automobile which will transport St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral over his diocese. A printed postcard showing Henry Wise Hobson with the mobile "Wayside Cathedral" of the Diocese of Southern Ohio. Hobson founded the Wayside Cathedral program in 1941 having a trailer built in Detroit to be pulled behind his automobile for ministry in rural and isolated areas. The Episcopal Church describes the program as a "church-on-wheels" and the caption here names it "St. Paul's Wayside Cathedral." The image is an example of mid-twentieth-century religious mobility: automobile trailer bishop and portable church combined into one publicity image. It also reflects Hobson's broader interest in church extension and communication. As Bishop of Southern Ohio from 1931 to 1959 he helped establish Forward Movement Publications the Episcopal devotional publishing program that became one of the denomination's most durable ventures. A good postcard on Episcopal rural outreach automobile missions and mobile religious architecture in the early 1940s. . photograph by Paul Briol unknown books
2018réf. 1415225Morton Grove: Publications International 2018. Hardcover. Octavo 636 pages. In Very Good condition. Spine is black with silver print. Boards in black cloth silver print raised plastic plate at top of front panel. Illustrated: b&w and color. Oversized books. Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to size/weight restrictions. For international/expedited customers please inquire for rates. NOTE: Shelved in Locked Annex Area Netdesk Column QB ND-QB. 1415225. FP New Rockville Stock. Publications International hardcover books
1943réf. 348209no city West Coast: Region 6 UAW-CIO 1943. Paperback. 128p. wraps folded chart at rear head and tail of spine chipped spine and edges of wraps toned first page unevenly browned a few pencil marks on chart else good condition. Region 6, UAW-CIO paperback books
réf. 40396AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM - FRANCE. Unidentified Automobile Photographic Album for Trip in France 1926. $210.00 N.P.: 1926. Oblong 8vo. 7 1/4 x 10 3/4 inches. Tan cloth boards ring binder. 84 pages each page with two mounted photographs. Photographic album of an unidentified family traveling around France in 1926. The trip commenced at Norwick on May 21 departing for France where they started at Rouen. Among the towns they visited are Le Puy Orange Nimes Les Baux Arles Marsailles and Sully. Each photograph is neatly identified by hand with emphasis upon the architectural sites: Roman ruins especially in Nimes and Ortange chateaux town architecture and other medieval and Renaissance ruins. unknown books
réf. 40094AUTOMOBILE BROADSIDE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RUN TO SAN DIEGO NOVEMBER 25 26 AND 27. $65.00 Los Angeles: 1915. Printed broadside 15 1/4 x 6 1/2 inches unfolded. Rare ephemeral item with only one copy recorded on OCLC - Southern Methodist University. A single printed sheet promoting a run to San Diego in conjunction with events of the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego. The broadside offers suggestions for activities in San Diego for participants in the tour including information about attending the San Diego Exposition. Very good. 40094. unknown books
réf. 40359AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. AUTOMOBILE DIARY. $95.00 Boston: circa 1914. 8vo. Limp textured leather. 48 pages. Scarce autmobile travel item not recorded on OCLC. The Automobile Club of Boston printed leather bound an Automobile Diary for their members which includes pages for keeping travel records as well as milage gas consumption repairs vehicle maintenance etc. It also includes rules of the organization and state driving regulations for their members to know. Filled with numerous auto related advertisements. Very good. 40359. unknown books