Complete Five Car-related Magazines From 1882-1911 - Today Only [EQMmVp2r]

Explore the Evolution of Automotive Magazines

Experience the rich history of the automotive industry with this exclusive collection of five car-related magazines from 1882-1911. This lot is a treasure trove of early automotive news, stories, and advertisements, capturing the essence of the dawn of the auto industry. Each magazine is a window into the past, offering a glimpse into the world of early automobiles, engineering, and innovation.

Comprehensive Collection of Automotive Magazines

Featuring titles such as Beadle’s Half Dime Library, Motor Age, Tip Top Weekly, Automobile Journal, and The Automobile, this collection is a testament to the evolution of automotive journalism. Highlights include the story "The Huge Hunter: or, The Steam Man of the Prairies" from Beadle’s Half Dime Library (1882) and early industry and trade news from Automobile Journal (Aug. 27, 1910). This collection is perfect for automotive enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the origins of the automotive industry.

High-Quality and Well-Preserved Magazines

These magazines are in excellent condition, ranging from C+ to A-cond. Despite their age, they have been well-preserved with only minor signs of wear, such as edge tears, foxing, loose or missing pages, and older tape applied. Each magazine comes with detailed specifications, including the number of pages, color or black and white, and dimensions. This collection is not just a collection of magazines; it's a collection of history, preserved for your enjoyment and study. Add this unique and informative collection to your library today.