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1960122 pages. Features: Color-photo red Rambler car ad inside front cover; Photo ad for St. Louis includes Don Bush, Thelma Blumberg and Jack Zehrt; Schlitz color-photo ad of couple playing Monopoly; G.E. ad features pink washer and dryer; Half-page color Hires Root Beer ad; Two-page photo ad for Allied Van Lines; President of Columbia University says "College Shouldn't Take Four Years"; Newport - Kentucky's Open City; Aerial photo of suburban Palm Springs with dozens of pools and nary a green plant in sight; Gamber's Girl - short story; Great photo-illustrated article on Debbie Reynolds; Color-photo-illustrated article on the Sebring twelve-hour endurance auto race in Sebring, Florida; Emergency Flight (short story); They Volunteer to Suffer - test subjects at the Clinical Center of the National Institutes of Health; Cuba - State of Confusion - fantastically photo-illustrated article, including Che Guevara; Let Yourself Go (short story); Norman Rockwell - My Adventures as an Illustrator (part 7); Marked for Death (short story); Moon Pilot (short story); Fisher body ad features photo of green Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight convertible; Night Without End (short story); Champion Spark Plug ad features photos of Mickey Thompson, Rodger Ward, Hugh Entrop and Max Conrad; *Beautiful* color-photo-ad for the 1960 (black) Chrysler Imperial; Color Tecumseh motor ad; Color ad for the Studebaker Lark car shows a pale green convertible at mail box; Color ad for Admiral fridges; Two-page Canadian Pacific color ad shows globe and illustrations of CP train, ship and airplane; Pepsi ad shows scene in horse barn with dalmation; Johnson outboard motor color-photo ad for the V-75; Arrow shirt ad features large color photo of glamorous evening scene in New York's Shubert Alley; and more. Nibbling to periphery of covers, otherwise a worthy vintage copy with average wear. Magazine
196112 pages. "The most terrifying secrets of self-defense ever known to man - gathered from confidential sources throughout the world - and published here for the first time!" - from front cover. Contents: How to Crush Gang Attacks; Beware of These Dangerous Gang Attack Situations; How to Demolilsh Two or More Armed Thugs with the Speed of a Guided Missile; How to Cheat Death if you are forced into the back seat of a car by a Gang of Professional Killers; How to "Drop" Two Sadists at the Same Time; Use These Terrifying Weider Terror Tactics to Flatten Any Cowards Who Gang Up on You! - how to pulverize the treacherous gutter rats who jump on your back and try to pound you to death; Pound Two Attackers into Oblivion - with these special Gang-Defense Counter-Attacks!; Beat up the Toughest Gang of Attackers Single-Handed with these Devastatingly Destructive Defense Tactics; What to do if you are Smashed to the Ground by a Gang of Hoodlum Attackers who intend to Pound You to a Pulp; How to Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones from Prowlers; How to Annihilate Two or more Bums in the Flick of an Eye. How to get the most out of This Course. Boldly illustrated in black and red. Average wear. Multiple pen markings to three pages where prior owner studied this work intensely. A sound copy of this great vintage collectible. Book
réf. H115Préfecture du Département de la Seine, 1921-1922. 3 volumes in-4, 251-117-70-207pp., br.
1924réf. 4114DBZürich, Fretz, 1924. 8°. 288 S. Mit zahlr. gef. Karten und Plänen. Illustr. Orig.-Leinenband. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, A|B [2 Warenabbildungen] Editeur Automobile Club de Suisse.
réf. CCA14Imprimerie Draeger, 1934. Catalogue 23x31 cm, 16 pages doubles dépliantes, illustrations couleurs, croquis, reliure spirale métallique.
réf. 0119350 En feuilles
réf. 118712Editions Maurice Louche, Collaboration Automobile-club de Monaco - 2001 - Deux volumes in-4, cartonnages toilés rouges, titre doré sur les premier plat, sous emboitage cartonné illustré - 375 pages + 322 pages - Très nombreuses reproductions photographiques en N&B in-texte - Très bel envoi (dédicace) de l'auteur en regard de la page de titre du tome I
1958réf. CSP-1705EDITA, Lausanne, 1958. 224 pages. Ouvrage cartonné sous jaquette.
1957réf. CSP-1704EDITA, Lausanne, 1957. Broché
1921réf. 154579" x 7 1/4". Duotone illustrations. Stiff gray wrappers stamped in gilt and black. Very good small chip to lower cover. 31 pages. No signatures or bookplates. Advertising brochure for the Baker Steam Motor Car. Printed by Issac Goldmann Company. Issac Goldmann paperback
1921réf. 154579" x 7 1/4". Duotone illustrations. Stiff gray wrappers stamped in gilt and black. Very good small chip to lower cover. 31 pages. No signatures or bookplates. Advertising brochure for the Baker Steam Motor Car. Printed by Issac Goldmann Company. Issac Goldmann paperback books
2023réf. x-1793623155Lexington Books 2023. Hardcover. New. 172 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. Lexington Books hardcover
réf. SLIVCN-9782275037370LGDJ
1979réf. 146471Beulah Park: The Sporting Car Club of South Australia Incorporated 1979. Paperback. Very Good. Beulah Park The Sporting Car Club of South Australia Incorporated 1979 second impression/ 1977 1978 1978 1979 1980 and 1981. Quarto six volumes ii 58; 56; 56; 56; 56; and 56 pages each with numerous illustrations from photographs. Saddle-stapled pictorial card covers a little tanned and rubbed; a few other trifling signs of age and handling; an excellent set. The six volumes comprise: No. 1: A Collection of Photographs 1898-1918; No. 2: Motor Car Portraits 1901-1918; No. 3: A Collection of Photographs 1919-1931; No. 4: Motor-cycles 1899-1930; No. 5: Commercial Vehicles 1905-1931; No. 6: A Collection of Photographs 1898-1918. All copies have a limitation number stamped on the publication page ranging from 380 to 1450 but no upper limit is stated. 6 items. The Sporting Car Club of South Australia Incorporated paperback
1911réf. 64419New York NY; Rutherford NJ & Detroit MI: United Motors Company; Rutherford Rubber Co. & Detroit Commercial Car Co. March 11 1911. 4to. 32 pp unpaginated. With photo illustrations & text illustrations throughout. Gray ribbed softcovers raised gilt lettering & red & gilt emblem based on £ Sterling on front cover date stamp front cover yapp fore-edges some dustsoiling edgewear spine neatly repaired still a VG copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce original Brass Era business co-op prospectus for 5000 prospective automobile owners to buy into the newly formed business in order to supply Sterling Tires from the Rutherford Rubber Co. in Rutherford NJ commercial delivery trucks from the Detroit Commercial Car Co. and potentially automobiles and accessories to stakeholders during the Brass Era. Not to be confused with Briscoe’s United States Motor Co. the United Motors Co. was established initially to promote and sell the wholly owned Sterling Tires from Rutherford Rubber Co. and within one year the short-lived Detroit Commercial Car which later merged with Pontiac Chassis Co. in 1916 after producing light delivery vehicles and package wagons for 5 years. No copies in Worldcat. United Motors Company; Rutherford Rubber Co. & Detroit Commercial Car Co.], paperback
1926réf. 62138Wakefield MA New York NY et al: Heywood-Wakefield 1926. 8vo. 23 1 pp. Photo illustrations throughout. Colour-illustrated softcovers cover art illustration of 1920’s White Motor Co. bus on front cover w/ billowy clouds and pastoral scenery in background minor dustsoiling shelfwear still VG copy. First edition of this very scarce sales catalogue touting the comfortable bus seats manufactured by the pioneering company featuring rattan and sprint seat cushions seats with iron legs and rubber shock absorbers public bus and street railway seats as well as specialized seating to be adapted to various configurations by the manufacturer. Heywood-Wakefield from the 1920’s through 1930’s were well-known for their designs produced by Paul Frankl and Donald Deskey their movie palace seats and even produced seating for the 1933-1934 Century or Progress Chicago World’s Fair. Heywood-Wakefield, paperback
1940réf. 126434Self published 1940s. Very Good. Collection of 9 vintage snapshot photographs of midget race cars from a state fair or auto show in Ohio during or shortly after WWII with men in uniform and "Isaly's" store sign present. Car numbers present: 1 3 8 12 24 30 like other sports numbers were used by several persons. Midget cars were smaller versions of sprint cars the sport popular during the war began 1930s California and gradually eastwardly expanded to Midwest US where stores like Isaly's operated. Isaly's had locations in Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania offering fine deli products rooted in 19th century Swiss cheese. Locations ceased but products are sold to date throughout Appalachia and the Mid-Atlantic. Photos 2.25 x 3.5 inches all with white borders. Versos have small "9" rubberstamp and numerical notation. Very Good Plus overall a few corner creases faint smudges. Self published unknown
1941réf. 143462Los Angeles: N.p. 1941. Collection of six vintage photographs of California midget car racing each with the same decorative border at the short-lived Atlantic Speedway in Los Angeles circa 1941. Featuring an unknown race car with number 23 painted on the tail and "Warner Spl." painted just below the cockpit a few of the mechanics responsible on-hand. "X34" rubber-stamps on the versos. Midget racing began in California in the early 1930s in Los Angeles the sport then owned and operated by the Midget Auto Racing Association MARA. Small custom cars many called "specials" looped on small wood tracks formerly reserved for bicycle races. A notable venue was Gilmore Stadium built in 1934 by Earl Bell Gilmore an heir to the Gilmore Oil Company. The Atlantic Speedway operated about 1935-1942 near Compton at the intersection of Atlantic and Banducci Boulevards now part of Long Beach Expressway and this collection offers a humble pocket-sized look at that lost California track. 2.5 x 4 inches silver gelatin. Near Fine. N.p. unknown
1941réf. 143462Los Angeles: N.p. 1941. Collection of six vintage photographs of California midget car racing each with the same decorative border at the short-lived Atlantic Speedway in Los Angeles circa 1941. Featuring an unknown race car with number 23 painted on the tail and "Warner Spl." painted just below the cockpit a few of the mechanics responsible on-hand. "X34" rubber-stamps on the versos. Midget racing began in California in the early 1930s in Los Angeles the sport then owned and operated by the Midget Auto Racing Association MARA. Small custom cars many called "specials" looped on small wood tracks formerly reserved for bicycle races. A notable venue was Gilmore Stadium built in 1934 by Earl Bell Gilmore an heir to the Gilmore Oil Company. The Atlantic Speedway operated about 1935-1942 near Compton at the intersection of Atlantic and Banducci Boulevards now part of Long Beach Expressway and this collection offers a humble pocket-sized look at that lost California track. 2.5 x 4 inches silver gelatin. Near Fine. N.p. unknown books
1996réf. 204248San Francisco: Cable Car Court 1996. Magazine. Fifteen souvenir programs for the event which was part of the Imperial Court system various pagination photos ads program entertainments awards nine of the programs are slick 8.5x11 inch magazines in stapled wraps the six earliest are folded tabloid newspapers all very good. Includes the programs for 1979-1992 & 1996. The Awards were first presented in 1974. Cable Car Court unknown
1996réf. 204248San Francisco: Cable Car Court 1996. Magazine. Fifteen souvenir programs for the event which was part of the Imperial Court system various pagination photos ads program entertainments awards nine of the programs are slick 8.5x11 inch magazines in stapled wraps the six earliest are folded tabloid newspapers all very good. Includes the programs for 1979-1992 & 1996. The Awards were first presented in 1974. Cable Car Court unknown books
2005réf. __0471711756John Wiley & Sons Inc 2005. Paperback. New. workbook edition. 208 pages. 11.00x8.50x0.75 inches. John Wiley & Sons Inc paperback
