AUD 
CAD 
EUR 
HKD 
PLN 
SGD 
CHF 
USD 
+44 01225 448831
Motoring
-
1934 The Book of SpeedLondon : 1834A lovely leather bound first edition copy of this electrifying book of speed. -
Signed
1999 The Jim Russell StoryEngland: 1999The first edition, first impression of this biography of racing driver Jim Russell signed by Russell. -
1924 Modern Motor CarsLondon: c1924Three complete volumes of this work on motor vehicles, written in the early twentieth-century and illustrated throughout. -
1921 Industrial Traffic ManagementLondon : 1921An interesting second edition copy of Industrial Traffic Management with folding plates throughout. -
1906 The Romance of A Motor Mission with General Booth on His White Car CrusadeLondon : 1906This is an interesting account of the founder of the Salvation Army's preaching mission throughout England. -
1916 Petrol Motors and Motor CarsLondon: 1916A scarce, illustrated, technical study of the petrol motor and motor car, from mechanical and motor engineer Thomas Hyler White. -
1959 Autosport: Britain's Motor Sporting Weekly (Volume 19)London: 1959Volume nineteen, numbers one to twenty-six, of popular motoring periodical, 'Autosport', replete with numerous in-text illustrations. -
1958 Autosport Volume XVII July to DecemberLondon: 1958Volume XVII of this noted motoring magazine from July to December 1958, with numerous illustrations in text. -
1988 Bristol: The Quiet SurvivorIsle of Man : 1988An incredibly well presented and illustrated first edition copy of the history of one of Britain's rarest and bespoke car manufacturers. -
2000 Chevrolet- Racing? Fourteen Years of Raucous Silence 1957-1970Warrendale : 2000An incredibly well presented re-issue of the collectors classic detailing the history and success of Chevrolet between 1957-1970 with illustrations. -
1991 F1 '91... An Artistic ViewMilano: 1991A lovely first English edition of this work on the Formula 1 racing world, richly illustrated in colour. -
1947 The Development of German Grand Prix Racing CarsLondon: 1947A scarce copy of this volume concerning the development of German Grand Prix racing cars, the first edition in the original publisher's wraps. -
1933 Combat: a Motor Racing HistoryLondon: 1933A brilliant first edition history of motor-racing by Barré Lyndon, illustrated with photographs throughout and a colour frontispiece. -
1928 The Lure of SpeedLondon: 1928An early edition of Henry Segrave's only work, detailing his life and experiences in record-breaking and racing. Illustrated throughout. -
1908 British Highways and Byways from a Motor CarBoston: 1908The delightful description of the author's time spent motoring across Great Britain, illustrated with colour plates and photogravures. -
1909 The Motor Routes of England: Southern SectionLondon: 1909A smart first edition detailing journeys by motor-car across the South of England, illustrated with delightful colour plates. -
1933 Flat OutLondon: 1933An uncommon first edition of this motor racing work by Sir Henry Eyston, with illustrations throughout. -
1932 The Lure of the SpeedLondon: 1932The first cheap edition of this autobiographical work by Henry Segrave, retracing his career in the motoring world. -
c1926 The Wonder Book of MotorsLondon: c1926The first edition of this attractive book dedicated to motors, with some lovely illustrations, including all coloured plates. -
1932 Motor RacingLondon: 1932A lovely copy of this fist edition memoir of motor racing in the twentieth century by Sammy Davis. -
1968 Early Commercial VehiclesLondon: 1968The uncommon first edition of this large illustrated work concerning commercial vehicles from early times, a bright copy in the unclipped dust wrapper. -
1935 Histoire de la Locomotion TerrestreParis: 1935A wonderfully illustrated French history of transport concerning trains and motor cars by the pioneer Charles Dollfus. -
1987 Ferrari: the Road CarsLondon and Paris: 1987A new and updated edition of this fascinating history of the world-renowned Ferrari, vividly illustrated in colour throughout. -
1932 Motor RacingLondon: 1932An illustrated first edition memoir of motor-racing in the 1920s, written by journalist and motorist 'Sammy' Davis. -
1968-1969 Motorcycle Scooter and Three Wheeler MechanicsLondon: 1968-1969A complete two year run, consisting of twenty-four issues, of this monthly magazine on the motorcycle. -
1913 The Book of the Motor CarLondon: 1913A delightful three volume work regarding the ins and outs of motor cars, written by Rankin Kennedy. -
1907 The Whole Art of CaravanningLondon, New York, Bombay and Calcutta: 1907A first edition of this description of caravanning, complete with a scarce dust wrapper. -
1907 The Book of the CaravanLondon & New York: 1907A delightful little guide to caravanning from the early twentieth century, illustrated throughout. -
1926 A Cruise Upon WheelsLondon: 1926A delightful piece of travel writing set across France, written by Charles Alston Collins in the mid nineteenth century. -
1930-36 Motoring ScrapbookVarious: 1930-36A unique scrapbook, replete with pictorial cuttings of motor cars extracted from various periodicals of the 1930s. -
1946-56 The Motor CycleLondon: 1946-56A scarce, bound collection of one Britain's earliest motorcycle magazines. Known colloquially as 'The Blue 'un', this magazine is profusely illustrated with examples of motorcycles. Including an issue regarding the breaking of the land speed record. -
c1935 Collins' Motor AnnualLondon & Glasgow: c1935A profusely illustrated motor annual containing full colour plates and photographs. -
1920 Das Motorrad und seine KonstruktionBerlin: 1920An early German manual on the construction of motor vehicles. -
c1935 At the Wheel Ashore & Afloat: Reminiscences of Motoring, Yachting and Travel over a Period of Forty YearsLondon: c1935A thorough and profusely illustrated history of motoring and yachting across forty years. -
c1938 Modern Boy's Book of Racing CarsLondon: c1938A fantastic annual for boys on the subject of racing cars, profusely illustrated. -
1935 Motor Racing and Record BreakingLondon: 1935A history of attempts on the land speed record, as written by G. E. T. Eyston, himself a three time record breaker.