Edward T. Brown, The Owner-Driver's Handbook, revised edition, 1929
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Edward T. Brown, The Owner-Driver's Handbook, revised edition, 1929
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Brown (Edward T.) The Owner-Driver’s Handbook

£125

London, Ward, Lock & Co., [1929]..

‘New and Revised Edition’. 8vo. Original green cloth blocked in black. Dust-jacket.

Transportative jacket artwork on this vintage guide to car maintenance.

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Contemporary gift inscription on front endpaper; cloth quite excellent; jacket chipped with some loss to spine ends and fore-corners, but overall very good.

Advertorial endpapers; jacket artwork by G.H. Tavis.

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