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1903 Motor show catalogue |
Price:
£2.99
By the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT)
Published in 1973 on the 70th anniversary of the first motor show the book is a full facsimile of the original catalogue produced for what is recognised as the first real motor show.
136 pictorial pages of cars and accessories with dozens of advertisements all with manufacturers names and addresses. There is also a full index to exhibitors and advertisers.
Contains a large pull-out plan of the Crystal Palace showing the location of courts, refreshment areas, etc as well exhibitors.