Motoring History 

A 1959 first edition written by Edward Young.14 chapters over 190 pages. portrays the motoring world from the great war up to 1959. B/W photos of cars, personalities and historic venues. In good condition with only one inscription and about a 1cm tear between pages 176 and 177. REF: BK-40YRS

A substantial hardback book that relates the history of powered transport from the steam age of 1769 up to the '70's. consisting of 418 pages packed with photos and diagrams. A great source of data in good order with ageing to the cover. ISBN 0 911078 12592 7. REF: PIC

A large colour hardback book of 192 pages charting the history of the motor car from 1885 to the late 70's, with 13 chapters over 192 pages and lots of B/W and colour pictures. A great read! In good condition with some dust jacket wear. ISBN 0-600-30319-5. REF: BK-AUT2.

A fascinating book of 144 pages, with over 100 photographs illustrating the history of motoring and our love of transport in general. ISBN 1-85479-583-X. In very good condition. REF: BK-185479583.

In his book, Jeff Daniels aims to set the record straight about British Leyland. Starting from the beginning at Nuffield, then BMC and the various other iterations of the brand. Great anecdotes, facts and photos. In great order with some minor wear to the cover. ISBN 0 85045 392 5. REF: BL.

A study in economics and geography by Peter Waymark. Ten chapters explore the history, infrastructure, trends, resources and future of the motor industry. Softback with 222 pages with mostly technical facts and figures. Excellent condition. ISBN 086 016 070 X. REF: BK-TCI.

By David Burgess-Wise. A large colour hardback book of 63 pages covering many aspects of motor car development from 1770 to the late 70's. Plus sections on industry founders, manufacturing, and future cars. In good order with some dust jacket wear. ISBN 0-86136-013-3. REF: BK-AUT.

A genuine hardback 1962 copy by T.R. Nicholson, which gives a rare insight to the genuine veteran / vintage motoring era along with all its foibles. 317 pages of great reading with period photographs. In outstanding condition inside, with some ageing to the dustjacket. REF: BK-MBA.

Written by Martin Adeney, Motor Makers charts the history of the British car industry from it's dawn through two world wars until the arrival of foreign rivals. A comprehensive study of industry and trends. Hardback 377 pages in mint condition inside. ISBN 0 00 217787 0. REF: BK-TMM.

A collectable hardbacked book by Peter Roberts. Contains five chapters over 92 pages charting the development of the motor car from steam to motor racing in the twentieth century. In good condition. ISBN 0905694880

In-depth profile of the British motor industry from 1896 through the 1970's. Hardback with nine chapters over 270 pages including interviews with motor industry leaders and B/W photos. ISBN 0-283-99527-0. In great pre-owned condition. REF: BK-WOM.