MOTOR TALLY-HO COMPANY
Promotional Travel Pamphlet for Automobiles
- $193
MOTOR TALLY-HO COMPANY. Promotional Travel Pamphlet for Automobiles. (New York: circa 1910). 16mo. Oblong printed wrappers. 48 pages. Scarce travel promotion pamphlet printed for the Motor Tally-Ho Company in Ne York - a company that specializes in planning and conducting private auto tou from New York, to Havana, Cuba. Illustrated with photographs of many of the sites they tour such as Atlantic City, Lyndhurst in Tarrytown, the Florida coast, to Havana. (40000).
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ALL THE FUN OF THE MOTOR RIDE; A JOLLY GAME
(AUTOMOBILE - GAME) J.W. SPEAR & SONS. ALL THE FUN OF THE MOTOR RIDE; A JOL GAME. $325.00 London: J.W. Spear & Sons, 1910. Chromolithograph covered box (15 x 10 1/2 x 3/4 inches). which includes folding game board (14 1/2 x 22 inches, unfolded) colored cast metal game pieces automobiles, two dice and loosely laid-in prin shett of instu=ruction in French. Rare early twentieth-century auto game with only ojne copy recorded on OCLC. illustrated many of the pitfalls for the car driver of the early 20th century The "driver" travels along a colorful road and each red square is a hazard wi penalties the driver must observe. Printed instruction sheet mounted on insi of box lid with is trans;ated into French on a losse printed insert. Brightly colored cover of automobile with droiver and children goong down the road. B cover stained with edge wear.- $358
- $358
THE GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE RACE
(London?: n.p. circa 1910?). Folding game board (14 1/2 x 24 1/4 inches, unfolded). Rare item not found or identified on OCLC. An early twentieth-century automobile game board printed in red and black. Game is played on a blue and red printed map of England with the goal to travel from London to Edinburgh b one of three routes. Upper right corner has playing wheel with numbers of spa to move missing its rotating compass point. Billed as "a contest between a pedestrian, motor, train and steamer." No other playing pieces. (40428).- $138
- $138
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RUN TO SAN DIEGO, NOVEMBER 25
(AUTOMOBILE BROADSIDE) AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. AUTOMOBILE C 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 conjuncti 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).- $72
- $72
H. & H. SERVICE & MOTOR COURT
(MOTOR COURT DECAL) (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - MOTOR COURT DECAL) (MOTOR COURT DECAL). H. & H. SERVIC MOTOR COURT. $65.00 Kadoka, South Dakota: (circe 1930). Oblong 12mo. (3 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches). Rare auto novelty item. The colorful motor court decal for visitors to the motel. Illustrated with scene of H and H, Texaco service station which featu "cabins, cafe, Firestone." (40201).- $72
- $72
BACON’S NEW HALF-INCH MAPS, CYCLING AND MOTORING; WORCESTER DISTRICT
BACON & CO., G.W. (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL MAP - WORCESTER) BACON & CO., G.W. BACON'S NEW HALF-INCH MAPS, CYCLING AND MOTORING; WORCESTER DISTRICT. London: G.W. Bacon & Co., 1901. Small 8vo. Colored decorated stiff wrappers, 10, (2) pages, with fold out map (26 x 35 1/2 inches, unfolded). Scarce early 20th century automobile travel map for Worcester County in Engla A detailed map outlined in color with index included. Part of the G.W. Bacon Company services of county maps for England. (40040).- $83
- $83
HISTORY OF BLAND COUNTY (VIRGINIA.)
BLAND COUNTY CENTENNIAL CORPORATION BLAND COUNTY CENTENNIAL CORPORATION. HISTORY OF BLAND COUNTY (VIRGINIA.) (Radford, Virginia): Bland County Centennial Commission, (1961.) 8vo. Cloth. First edition. History of the western Virginia county. With biographical and genealogical information (especially Civil War Confederate rosters) and early photographs people and buildings. Owner's signature marked out, else very good.- $149
- $149
MAGRITTE, IDEAS AND IMAGES
TORCZYNER, Harry (MAGRITTE) TORCZYNER, Harry. MAGRITTE, IDEAS AND IMAGES. New York: Abrams, 1977. Square folio. Cloth, dust jacket. 277 pages, with 52 illustrations, 90 of which are in color. First edition. [Freitag, 5893.] A well-illustrated study, with original drawings along-side the finished imag and quotations from his letters about the works. Fine. (15339).- $121
- $121
LITTLE JOURNEYS OF KATHARINE; BEING THE HISTORY OF VARIOUS TRIPS TAKEN
BLACK, David Pollock (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL) BLACK, David Pollock. LITTLE JOURNEYS OF KATHARINE; BEI THE HISTORY OF VARIOUS TRIPS TAKEN BY KATHARINE JANE BLACK AT THE AGES OF FOU NINE AND FOURTEEN. (Pittsburgh): Privately printed, 1914. 8vo. Black and green cloth. (ii), 119 pages, 18 plates. Rare privately printed journal with only four copies on OCLC. The book was written by her father and "made into a book and presented to Katharine on her nineteenth birthday." The book is broken down into three parts: "Katharine i the golden West," where the first trip was made by train with other Pittsburg families from Washington, Pennsylvania to Wheeling to Cincinnati to Birmingha Alabama, also to New Orleans to San Antonio, Texas, to El Paso finally to Tucson; "Katharine and some other innocents abroad," where the trip through Europe was by car; and "Katharine on a joy ride," from Pittsburgh through Pennsylvania was by car and train and went to the Delaware Water Gap, etc. W photographic plates of her and the many sites she visited in America and in Europe. (40334).- $121
- $121
ITALIAN HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CAR
MILTOUN, Francis, and Blanche McManus (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - ITALY) MILTOUN, Francis, and Blanche McManus. ITALIAN HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CAR. Boston: L.C. Page & Company, 1909. 8vo. Decorated cloth. ix, 380 pages, 42 plates. First edition. An auto travel journal kept by Francis Miltoun of his trip in 1909 - one of a series of auto travel journals he published of his trips in Europe. He kept notes not only on the scenery, architecture and other sites on his trip, he a kept notes on the people, customs, and road conditions as well. Illustrated with numerous plates and in-text illustration including two folding maps. Ex-library plate on inside of front board, else very good. (40224).- $72
- $72
TOWARDS THE SUNSHINE; A GUIDE FOR SOUTH BOUND DAIMLER CARS
JOHN, Owen, pseudonym (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - EUROPE) JOHN, Owen, pseudonym. TOWARDS THE SUNSHINE; A GUIDE FOR SOUTH BOUND DAIMLER CARS. London: Cassell and Co., 1919. 8vo. Decorated blue cloth. xxix, 182 pages, 2 photographic planes of which four in color. First edition. Scarce automobile travel journal in a Daimler through Europe. OCLC records f copies and only six in the U.S. "A little book that tells of many roads and ways to places where the sun shines earlier in the year than at home." Interspersed with many text drawings as well as the photographic plates. Spi sunned; front hinge cracked but attached. (40187).- $50
- $50
THE BEST WAYS OUT OF LONDON; THE BEST WAYS TO AVOID LONDON; THE WORST
MONTAGU, Lord (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL GUIDES) MONTAGUE, Lord. THE BEST WAYS OUT OF LONDON; THE B WAYS TO AVOID LONDON; THE WORST HILLS IN ENGLAND. London: "The Car Illustrated," Ltd. n.d. (circa 1908). 8vo. Printed green cloth. viii, 79, (6) pages, folding map, Third edition. Scarce work. OCLC records three editions: the first one in 1904, second in 1 and the undated third ediion. All known editions come to a total of only fou copies in the U.S. There are 35 route maps in the text for the traveler. "T continual increase of the suburbs of London, and the fact that until the automobile era began very few persons indeed were ever under the necessity of finding their way out of London except by train, have rendered this present generation entirely ignorant of the methods by which the main trunk roads leading into the country can be reached." (40135).- $66
- $66
FORD TIMES, OCTOBER 1916
FORD MOTOR COMPANY FORD MOTOR COMPANY. FORD TIMES, OCTOBER 1916. $75.00 Detroit: October 1916. 8vo. Colored decorated wrappers. 97-144 pages. Volume 10, number 3 of a monthly periodical published by Ford Motor Company. features articles that promote cars and the car industry with numerous photographic illustrations, including a double-page color photograph of automobiles at "the Casino on Belle Isle, Detroit's beautiful island park." Some articles include "Community Road Signs for Ohio," "Skirting the Pacific Slope,"What Los Angeles Shows," "Fording the California Sierras," etc. Frontispiece photograph shows a picnic in the Sierra Nevada. (40014).- $83
- $83
AUTOMOBILE DIARY
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS (AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES) AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. AUTOMOBI 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 organizatio and state driving regulations for their members to know. Filled with numerou auto related advertisements. Very good. (40359).- $105
- $105
THE MOTOR THAT WENT TO COURT
PENFIELD, Frederic Courtland (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - SPAIN) PENFIELD, Frederic Courtland. THE MOTOR THAT WEN TO COURT. New York: Privately Printed, Christmas, 1909. Large 8vo. Red full-morocco binding, top edge gilt. Frontispiece. 92, (1) pages, 25 photographic plates. First edition. "A fact story, with random illustrations." Printed by the DeVinne Press for author, the text covers his auto trip through Spain. A Christmas gift from M and Mrs. Penfield inscribed to Mr. and Mrs. Denby on front blank leaf. Frede Penfield was an American diplomat who previously had been U.S. diplomatic age to Egypt and during World War I U.S. ambassador to Austria-Hungary. Am impressive decorative binding in red morocco with gilt and floral silk lining as endpages. Armorial bookplate of Charles Denby, probably Charles Denby, Jr who served as American diplomat in China and later in Vienna around the time this book was printed. Very good. (40158).- $165
- $165
MY MOTOR LOG BOOK
LAURIE, T. Werner, Publisher (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - LOG BOOK) LAURIE, T. Werner, Publisher. MY MOTOR LOG BOOK. London: T. Werner Laurie, (1910-1926). 8vo. Reverse calf, all edges gilt. Unpaginated. "A record of runs, distances, stops, weather, guests, and incidents." A gi from "B. Staker to Paul, Xmas 1909." Personal log of automobile trips taken from April, 1910 up to August 1926, most before mid 1914, by an unidentified driver. He records in the earlier part of the log dates, mileage, weather, conditions of road and specific indidents that day. Later entries are in pencil. Bookplate of WEC on front board. Reverse calf worn along edges, tit leaf detached. (40053).- $165
- $165
HORACE WALPOLE’S STRAWBERRY HILL
SNODIN, Michael, and others SNODIN, Michael, and others. Michael, and others. HORACE WALPOLE'S STRAWBERR HILL. $45.00 New Haven: Yale Center for British Art, 2009. 4to. Cloth, dust jacket, xv. 3 pages. First edition. "This timely (2009) and groundbreaking study of the history and reception of Walpole's collection as it was formed and arranged at Strawberry HIll coincid with the restoration of this endangered house. The authors assembled an international team of distinguished scholars to explore the ways in which Strawberry Hill and its collections engaged with the creation of various and interconnected political, national, dynastic, cultural and imagined histories Richly illustrated throughout. Very good. (40762).- $50
- $50
HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS OF CALIFORNIA; WITH EXCURSIONS INTO ARIZONA, OREGO
CLIFTON, Johnson (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - CALIFORNIA) CLIFTON, Johnson. HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS OF CALIFORNIA; WITH EXCURSIONS INTO ARIZONA, OREGON, WASHINGTON, NEVADA AND IDAHO. New York: MacMillan Co., 1915. 8vo. Green blind-stamped cloth. xiv, 323, ((8 pages, 62 photographic plates. "Highways and byways of the Pacific Coast including the states of Washington, California, Arizona, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho and the Yosemitre National Park." Chapter headings include: "The Grand Canyon of Arizona," "Spring in Southern California," "April in the Yosemite," "Oregon farm life," "At the edge of Canada," etc. With numerous photographic plates. Very good. (40337).- $28
- $28
THE RAYMOND-WHITCOMB AUTOMOBILE TOURS THROUGH EUROPE
RAYMOND-WHITCOMB COMPANY (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL TOURS - EUROPE) RAYMOND-WHITCOMB COMPANY. THE RAYMOND-WHITCOMB AUTOMOBILE TOURS THROUGH EUROPE. Boston/New York/Philadelphia/Chicago/San Francisco/Los Angeles/London/Paris: 1914. 8vo. Printed decorated wrappers. 47, (1) pages. Scarce travel booklet not found on OCLC. A travel booklet promoting seven automobile tour options in Europe. Each tour itinery is listed with price an photographs of some of the sites to be visited starting June 2 to July 12 to final tour package from July 12 to September 24. (40054).- $50
- $50
SEEING EUROPE BY AUTOMOBILE
MERIWETHER, Lee (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - EUROPE) MERIWETHER, Lee. SEEING EUROPE BY AUTOMOBILE. New York: Baker & Taylor, 1911. 8vo. Green decorated cloth. (xii), 415 pages 32 photographic illustrations. First edition. "A five-thousand-mile motor trip through France, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy; with an excursion into Andorra, Corfu, Dalmatia, and Montenegro." Her itinerary went from Rouen to Paris, and from there to Normandy and the Chatea country as well as Rheims and Nancy. She then traveled into Germany and the Rhine country into Switzerland and over the Alps. She then teaveld into Ital down to Rome and the costal cities, across the Adriatic and ended in Monteneg Illustrated with photographic plates of the various sites, monuments and scen she saw. End pages are a detail map of her journey. With printed folding advertisement for her books, including this one with photograph of her and h automobile. Fine. (40226).- $105
- $105
OUT OF DOORS, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
GRAVES, J.A. (AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL - CALIFORNIA) GRAVES, J.A. OUT OF DOORS, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. Los Angeles: Grafton Publ. Co., 1912. 8vo. Cloth spine, boards. viii, 122 pages, 27 leaves of plates. An early twentieth-century motor trip along the west coast of Oregon and California. Chapter headings include: "A motor trip in San Diego's back country," "A great day's sport on Warner's Ranch," "An auto trip through the Sierras," etc. With numerous photographic plates of the views, sites and camping sites. Personal inscription from the author on front board. Very go (40342).- $33
- $33
