Motoring. Land, Air, and Water. 1912.

For Sale are Two pages removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, July 27th, 1912," showing an Article with Photographs called "Motoring. Land, Air, and Water." Written by H. Massac Buist.
   
                                                           Article.
1- The Loss of Hubert Latham.
2- A Gearless Drive Competition.
3- In a Cleft Stick.
4- Standard Service for Standard Cars.

                                                      Photographs.
1- A motor ambulance for Dogs in use in London.
2- "A Good 'un to go." Mr. R. Winn's 11 h.p. Humber, which successfully competed in the speed trials at Saltburn, and afterwards, driven by Mr. Tuck, beat world's recoed by a large margin at Brooklands on the 15th inst.  for the Flying Half-mile (at 71.62 m.p.h.) the flying Kilometre (at 71.77 m.p.h.), and the Flying Mile (at 70.82 m.p.h.).- It must be remembered that the cubic capacity of the 11 h.p. Humber falls far short of the maximum allowed in this class.
3- Smart and Serviceable.- A 10-14 M.S.L., the body of which was built by the Motor Showrooms and Carriage Works, Ltd., of Long Acre, who are sole agents for M.S.L. cars.
4- A "Handful" of motors in the Long Walk at the Royal Garden Party at Windsor.

                                                        Adverts.
1- Dunlop Tyres.  (Half Page)
2- Morgan & Co., Ltd. (Adler Cars.).  (Quarter Page)
3- Dodson Motors. Valveless.  (Quarter Page)
4- Daimler. (Quarter Page)
5- B.S.A.  (Quarter Page).

Condition is Very Good.