The book, Vintage Motorcars, represents a fascinating collection of veteran and vintage automobiles that is sure to please the most discerning automobile fan.  The cars featured in this book are notable and handsome examples of classic models that have largely been preserved in museums and private collections in Great Britain.  They range from single cylinder runabouts, barely able to reach speeds of 12 m.p.h. to the largest car ever documented, the 21-liter Benz ridden by the famous World War I German Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg.  The format of this book includes a brief one page narrative for each of the 32 automobiles reviewed followed by a full page color illustration of each vehicle.  The automobiles reviewed are as follows: 1) 1898 Star-Benz; 2) 1901 Godiva 9h.p. dos-a-dos; 3) 1903 De Dion Bouton; 4) 1904 8 h.p. Rover; 5) 1905 Humber; 6) 1907 TT Model Rover; 7) 1907 Rover; 8) 1908 Riley Tourer 12/18; 9) 1909 Maudslay 17 h.p.; 10) 1910 7 h.p. Swift; 11) 1911 Daimler; 12) 1911 Austin Town Carriage; 13) 1912 Rover Landaulet; 14) 1912 Benz Grand Tourer; 15) 1912 Crouch Carette 8 h.p.; 16) 1912 Turner 10 h.p.; 17) Swift 7 h.p.; 18) 1913 Arden; 19) 1913 GWK; 20) 1913 Morris-Oxford; 21) 1921 Rover 8 h.p.; 22) 1921 10/30 Alvis; 23) 1924 Stoneleigh 9 h.p.; 24) 1924 GP Sunbeam; 25) 1926 Bentley 3-liter; 26) 1927 Humber 14/40 Coupe; 27) 1927 Singer Senior 10/27; 28) 1928 Leyland-Thomas; 29) 1929 Alvis; 30) 1931/32 Bugatti Type 51; 31) 1933 1.5 liter Aston Martin and 32) 1934 Singer 9 Le Mans.  This book is 104 pages and is in excellent condition.  The author is David Burgess Wise with Peter Griffin (illustrations).  Edition published in 1972.