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With front and rear cover designs and a fold-out illustration all being colour American School images of fashionable men and women with automobiles, plus seven black and white photographic illustrations of the the various model cars and a illustration of the manufacturing plant in Detroit. 8 by 5 inch brochure, self-wrapping and staple bound. 12 pp., inclusive of wrappers and fold-out. Well preserved and attractive though it has a little soiling and evidence of old damp there is virtually no wear.

Edizione: an attractive sales brochure for automobiles, made by the chalmers motor company for their 1916 line up of various model cars featuring their six-30 and six-40 engines. models include palanquins, victoria cabriolets, touring cars, and roadsters. founded in 1908 by hugh chalmers, the company was known for producing high-end vehicles. chalmers automobiles gained recognition for their toughness, durability, and engineering receiving particular praise for their performance in touring events. in 1923, chalmers motor company merged with maxwell motor, ultimately forming the basis for the chrysler corporation.