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1900rif. 013582305 Flinders Lane Melbourne: The Thomson Motor Car Ltd 1900. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Printed by Syd Day 16 Wrights lane Melbourne. Covers crisp and fun faded to rear cover for 2cm around the top and stapled edge. Map of Australia on rear cover with picture of the Thomson car in the center. Sketch of the New light model to inside of rear cover. A Day by day account of the first cross country journey in Australia. To be followed by such greats as Francis Birtles and Michael Terry. The Thomson Motor Car Ltd paperback
1911rif. 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
19801st edition. VG in pictorial boards. Cover spine chipped. 7195. eng
2006rif. 1155335Fleet Graphics 2006. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. Oblong Quarto. Book. Fleet Graphics Hardcover
1900rif. 98998Zürich, Photoglob, um 1900. 48 S., Klappenbroschur, kl.8°. Klappenbroschur mit 12 Karten mit s/w-Abbildungen nach Fotografien mit Szenen aus der Aareschlucht. Hinten auf der Innenseite des Umschlags ein knapper Text mit Hinweisen über den Weg vom Bahnhof Meiringen zur Aareschlucht. [2 Warenabbildungen] Softcover Etwas angestaubt.
rif. L41Sokolniki, Moscow, May 23 - June 6, 1973. In-4, 192 pp., photos in-t., br.
199920 pages. Features: Cover photo of 1911 Buick 39 owned by Larry Wilson - plus restoration article involving this car; Membership Report; Club Constitution and Bylaws; Alphabetical Roster of Members; Roster of Members by Location; Numeric Roster; Car Roster; Parts Department. Clean and unmarked with very light wear. A nice copy of this superb reference. Book
200016 pages. Features: 1923 Buick 23-6-55 Sport Touring Feature Car - cover photo and specs. on page 7; 1964 Buick Special Convertible owned by Carol Cole of Pefferlaw, ON; 1923 McLaughlin Buick 23-45 Special owned by Alan Willison of Courtice, ON; 1923 McLaughlin Buick 23-35 Touring, 4 Door owned by Dr. Eric Luks of Toronto; More Travels with our Buicks; Keith Corby Introduction; Membership Report; Two ads circled inside back cover otherwise clean and unmarked with very light wear. A nice copy. Book
1948rif. 16152ABKlagenfurt, Buchdruckerei Karl Bauer, 1948. 8°. 16 nn. Bl. Zahlr. farb. Illustr.. HLn. mit illustr. Pp.-Deckel. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +
1948rif. 16152ABKlagenfurt, Buchdruckerei Karl Bauer, 1948. 8°. 16 nn. Bl. Zahlr. farb. Illustr.. HLn. mit illustr. Pp.-Deckel.
1963rif. 3541München. ADAC. Heft Januar 1963 bis Heft Dezember 1963. 12 Hefte in einem Band. 1288 Seiten (einschließlich Jahres-Inhaltsverzeichnis). Mit sehr zahlreichen teils farbigen Abbildungen und Werbeanzeigen sowie den 12 teils farbigen Originalumschlägen. Titelvergoldeter OLwd.-Einband. Gutes Exemplar. 30x21,5 cm
2020rif. x-1108429432Cambridge Univ Pr 2020. Hardcover. New. 247 pages. 10.00x7.50x0.75 inches. Cambridge Univ Pr hardcover
1843rif. RO40255042Carolus Tauchnitz, Lipsiae. 1843. In-18. Broché. Etat d'usage, Tâchée, Dos fané, Intérieur acceptable. 352 pages. Texte en grec ancien. Etiquette de code sur la couverture. Quelques tampons de bibliothèque.. . . . Classification Dewey : 480-Langues helléniques. Grec
1976rif. 217691976. African American Film & Entertainment African American comedy on the Black working class Car Wash lobby card archive. 8 colored A4 lobby cards printed on the same perforated poster sheet measuring 33" x 23" each lobby card measures 11.7" x 8.25". Lobby cards were issued by Universal Pictures to promote the 1976 ensemble comedy Car Wash directed by Michael Schultz. Set over the course of a single day at a Los Angeles car wash the film follows a vibrant cast of characters-workers and customers alike-through a series of comedic and poignant vignettes. Infused with a dynamic soundtrack by Rose Royce and a laid-back funky aesthetic Car Wash is widely recognized as a cornerstone of 1970s Black popular culture. Car Wash was groundbreaking for its time offering a rare mainstream depiction of working-class African American life that celebrated its characters' humanity resilience and joy. The film stood apart from the grittier themes of blaxploitation films by portraying Black life with warmth humor and dignity. Its ensemble cast included a mix of seasoned performers and emerging talents and the film's loose almost improvisational style gave space for authentic voices and expressions. Director Michael Schultz-one of the few Black filmmakers working in Hollywood at the time-crafted a movie that resonated with diverse audiences while affirming Black cultural presence on screen. Beyond its cinematic charm Car Wash became a cultural touchstone thanks to its iconic title song by Rose Royce which became a chart-topping anthem. Together the film and its imagery remain emblematic of a transformative era in American cinema when African American stories began breaking through into the mainstream with a new sense of pride and style. Overall very good condition. unknown
1976rif. 217691976. African American Film & Entertainment African American comedy on the Black working class Car Wash lobby card archive. 8 colored A4 lobby cards printed on the same perforated poster sheet measuring 33" x 23" each lobby card measures 11.7" x 8.25". Lobby cards were issued by Universal Pictures to promote the 1976 ensemble comedy Car Wash directed by Michael Schultz. Set over the course of a single day at a Los Angeles car wash the film follows a vibrant cast of characters-workers and customers alike-through a series of comedic and poignant vignettes. Infused with a dynamic soundtrack by Rose Royce and a laid-back funky aesthetic Car Wash is widely recognized as a cornerstone of 1970s Black popular culture. Car Wash was groundbreaking for its time offering a rare mainstream depiction of working-class African American life that celebrated its characters' humanity resilience and joy. The film stood apart from the grittier themes of blaxploitation films by portraying Black life with warmth humor and dignity. Its ensemble cast included a mix of seasoned performers and emerging talents and the film's loose almost improvisational style gave space for authentic voices and expressions. Director Michael Schultz-one of the few Black filmmakers working in Hollywood at the time-crafted a movie that resonated with diverse audiences while affirming Black cultural presence on screen. Beyond its cinematic charm Car Wash became a cultural touchstone thanks to its iconic title song by Rose Royce which became a chart-topping anthem. Together the film and its imagery remain emblematic of a transformative era in American cinema when African American stories began breaking through into the mainstream with a new sense of pride and style. Overall very good condition. unknown books
197832 pages. Features: Farewell to Bill Harrah, 1911-1978; Silver Anniversary Trek; Fashion Fantasia; Annual Meeting; List of 78 Franklins which participated in the 1978 trek; John Burns Column (maintenance and restoration); The Meandering of a 1908 Franklin, by Emery Sanderson; Photos from the family album of Emil Gislason of Seattle; Five pages of photos and information on the 100 Miles on Low Gear cooling demonstration September 24, 1914. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy. Book
197932 pages. Features: Benjie's Tale - owned by Brian and Pamela Roy; St. Paull Minnesota Couple Tours Europe in Own Car (1929) - Mr. and Mrs. George Van Slyck; Victor Page Motors Revisited; Our Trans Continental Automobile Trip in 1920 - by Dr. A.D. Grant; 1928 Service Convention - attended by 144 men from across America; Cannon Ball Baker tells why Franklin is the Road Car Champion of the World; Advantages of Standardized Service - by Wm. M. Venner; Centerfold montage of photos of Franklin Convention; Classy Franklin Chugs Westward - Jerome Thornley and his 1927 11B Franklin Sedan; John Burns Column - maintenance and restoration; How the Franklin Airman how it got its name - reproduction of 9 page booklet. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
197932 pages. Features: "Belinda" - 1931 Series 151 Franklin Sedan owned by Josephine and Helene Lewinsohn; Franklin Clubbers Meet in Virginia; 1979 Westrek; Chape Condit - our goodwill ambassador; Susie - the 1916 Franklin touring car, Model 8, of Zellah and Peter Yegen, Jr.; Grandfather's Franklin, by William N. Wiseman III; Four pages of great vintage photos; Test Trip into New England - 915 miles in Vermont; A Wee Bit More About Local Franklin History in St. Albans, VT; John Burns Column on Restoration and Maintenance - The Atwater Kent Ignition System and starter repair on 1922 10A Northeast Starter; The Six-Cylinder Air-Cooled Car - reprint of a 1922 driver report of a Series Nine Franklin; John D. Leary's 1929 - 130 Franklin Sedan; The Franklin Golf Wagon - was Franklin a pioneer of the station wagon?; Four pages of reprinted "Serviceable Suggestions for Franklin Owners". Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
197932 pages. Features: Harry M. Moore, 1909-1979 - he was the personification of the true Franklin spirit; New England Get-Together at Stockbridge, MA.; Midwest Spring Meet; The 26th Trek; List of Trekkers Attending 26th Annual Trek; List of Franklins at the 1979 Trek; Scenic Norway - photos from member Knut Erik Bjerkeseth; To The 1979 Westrek and Home Again, by William H. Schemal, M.D.; Two-pages of reproduced pages of vintage brochure for "The Cotay Car"; Connecticutt to California in a 135 Victoria Brougham, by John F. Bergmann. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
198032 pages. Features: Westward Ho! - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W.M. "Dutch" Kern and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Eisey share the long distance awards at 1979 Westrek; Franklin photo spurs search for Origin - Herbert H. Franklin's personal Torpedo; Harry T. Gardner Feature - he rose from company mechanic to travelling Service Engineer; The 8HP Rover Car 1922 - 8-page reproduction of sales brochure; An Improved 8 HP Rover (reprint of article from The Autocar, Feb. 18, 1922; 1910 Franklin completes Can-Am transcontinental reliability tour from Key West to Halifax - Dale and Nancy Westermeyer; Frankline Motor Home circa 1909; Progressive Assembly Reduces Costs in Franklin Trim Shop - reprint of 3-page article from Automotive Industries in 1923; John Burns Column on restoration and repair; Through the Deserts and Mountains of South Africa - letter by General Electric executive J.W. Kirkland in 1915; Back cover features reprint of 1930 Franklin ad which appeared in the Saturday Evening Post; Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
198132 pages. Features: Howard S. Franklin, 1886-1980; Arthur Hamond "Red" Amick; A Perfect 98, by Ed Byerlee; Franklin is Very "Special" to Me, by Pauline Johnson; Northwest Franklin Instant Tour, 1980; Franklin Club Salon; Air-Cooled Twin-Three Engined Car - reprint of 1922 article in Automotive Industries; Car of the Future May Have New Power Source - reprint of 1929 article by H.H. Franklin; The Kerns of Coopersburg, PA - Anna and Kenneth "Dutch"; John Burns Column on maintenance and restoration; Substitutes for Ash (wood) in Automobile Bodies - reprint of vintage article; Reprint of 1909 ad for the Franklin Model D. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
198232 pages. Features: Amelia Earhart, Auto Mechanic - article and 1918 photo explain how she studied auto mechanics while studying to be an ambulance driver; Air Cooled Camper - Bill Tuthill's early Series 11 Touring; Touring car equipped as a sleeper; Westrek Preview; List of 1982 Westrekkers; Franklin Mystery Cars from the files of Red Amick; Dr. A.D. Grant - Senior Member at age 104; California Here We Are, by Dr. A.D. Grant; A 1932 16 A Touring - Major article on Frank H. Gardner's metamorphisis of a car rescued from a junkyard in 1968; Westrek 1981 photos; John Burns article on restoration and maintenance; Reprint of a 1930 statement of sale and delivery of a 1930 Franklin Deluxe Sedan to a Mr. Cooper of Coopersburg, PA. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
198332 pages. Features: Passing of members Ralph G. Maddox, Dr. Leonard M. Aquilino, and Arthur C. Nelson; Spotlight on "Dutch" Kern and his 1931 Franklin; The Governor's Franklin - First in the State; H.H. Franklin Co. Sales Awards; Benny's Biography - car 6202 was built in 1908; The Cotton Body Company; Reproduction of "Royal Automobile Club, Report of Trial No. 724, Franklin Car; Reproduction of Franklin-related article in The Bystander in 1927; Detailing the Series 12-A of 1928; Reproduction of 1928 ad for the Franklin "Airman"; History of a Franklin Boattail in Hawaii; Atwater Kent and Franklin; Reproductions of two Atwater Kent ads; Reproduction of Atwater Kent ignition ad; Parts Price List for Atwater Kent Scientific Ignition Type CA-F Franklin System; Reproduction of vintage engineering drawing of the Franklin Lion Mascot, dated 1924; John Burns column on maintenance and restoration - Folberth windshield wiper motor replacement, electric gasoline gauges for series 12 and early series 13, scarcity of 6 volt batteries; Reproduction of four-page brochure for the Nagel R.K.D. Electric Gasoline Gauge, Franklin Installation, Series 12; Reproduction of vintage 1928 Franklin ad from the Syracuse Herald. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
198432 pages. Features: Resurrection of a Series 14, 145 four door sedan; In Memoriam - Kenneth "Dutch" Kern; Passing of members Chester A. Copley and Robert W. Webb; The Short, Sad History of the Yarian Air Cooled Car of 1925 - informative article with reproductions of ads; Reproductions of portions of vintage ads discussing the Deauville Sedan on Franklin Chassis, the Sport Sedan de Capotable on Franklin Chassis, and Motor Car Bodies by designer Raymond Dietrich 1929-30; Early Morning Memories - memoirs from an automobile log of Dr. Fred Uhle of Norwalk, Connecticut, who owned a Cadillac and a new 1907 Franklin; The British Connection, or Franklin in the U.K.; Reproductions of three British Franklin ads; John Burns column on maintenance and restoration discusses lead in gasoline and valves and valve guides; Coast to Coast in a Franklin Pirate - photo-illustrated article by Al and Ellen Finseth who drove a 1931 Franklin. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
198532 pages. Features: Anecdotes about Early Franklin Autos; Franklins on Tour; Franklin with a Sole - photos and brief write-up about a Series 9 with shoe-shaped body built by Brunn & Company of Buffalo, NY; Reproductions of Franklin Sales Award documents; Custom Body Builder Locke & Co. - article and reproduction of ad; Photos of a barn find sold at auction; Mini Meet at Bennington; Who Said You Can't Find Them Anymore? - Milt Asher describes how he finally found what turned out to be a parts car - with photos; The Sun and Its Times - mini-sized air-cooled car made by a Toledo Company - article plus fabulous centerfold reproduction of ad; The Chedsey Family and their Franklins; The Pride of Johnsonville - the Franklin Type D touring car of J.I. Sewall; Restoration of a 1923 Demi-Sedan, by George A. Sloan; John Burns column on maintenance and restoration - Vehicle Fire Safety; Window Glass Bottom Channels; Reproduction of 1928 ad for the Ackerman Motor Car Co. featuring Franklin cars. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy of this excellent issue. Book
