Description
Tad Burness
68-56614
Hardcover
270 pages
Out of Print.
Used. Jacket has several tears.
Vendor sticker mark inside.
Previous owner’s sticker inside.
Pages intact!
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Cars of the Early Twenties
$23.00
This book provides a comprehensive overview and history of American cars from the 1920’s. Fully illustrated with spectacular recreations of original 1920’s B&W advertisements and artistic illustrations just as they first appeared in the 1920’s. Included within aremany major and minor manufacturers and marques of early 1920’s.
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| Weight | 1.100 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26.6 × 18.6 × 2.80 cm |
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