Motors Collection (page 40)

Part of the cowling for one of the motors for a B-25 bomber is assembled in the engine department of North American Aviation, Inc.s Inglewood, Calif. plant. Date 1942 Oct

Erdington Cottage Homes Holiday at Rhyl, North Wales
A party of children from the Aston Union workhouse cottage homes on holiday in Rhyl. They are seated in a charabanc (an open-top coach)

Blind motor car driver, 1904
Despite the fact Mr Sharp of Watford is totally blind, he has obtained a licence to drive a motor car. To warn other motorists, his bowler hat is inscribed with the words, Blind. Thats alright then

Metallurgique Motors advertisement, 1911
Advertisement for Metallurgique Ltd of Manchester encouraging visitors to come to their stand at the Olympia Motor Show in 1911 where their cars bodywork would be attracting attention. Date: 1911

The motor car in society, 1911
Society meeting in Hyde Park, London in 1911, some on horseback, others in shiny new motorcars. Illustration to accompany a supplement in The Sphere reporting on the Olympia Motor Show. Date: 1911

Early petrol motors, historical artwork. The first commercially successful petrol-driven motors were built in the second half of the 19th century by the Belgian Etienne Lenoir

Michael Faraday, English chemist
Michael Faraday (1791-1867), English chemist and physicist. He devised the first electric motor along with equipment such as transformers and dynamos

Tram electrical systems, 19th century
Tram electrical systems, 19th-century artwork. Electrification of trams (also called streetcars) took place in the 1880s and 1890s

Opel GTC Concept

American Motors Co

Wolseley car advertisement, 1950
Advertisement for Wolseley cars, featuring the Six Eighty - long, low, graceful, it fits in the Ritz entrance...fives company but never a crowd

Car with passengers, Haverfordwest, South Wales
Mr Ernie Holt driving a party of cattle dealers from the Castle Hotel in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, South Wales. The open topped car is a Rover DE199, and weighed over 19 hundredweight

Driver with car, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, South Wales
Mr E Codd of Bland Motors, driving an open topped car, probably in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, South Wales. J & G Bland (Motors) Ltd was established in 1875 and is still in existence today

S Teerwood. Picnic with touring car
A group of people make a roadside stop to enjoy a picnic whilst touring country roads in their car

S Teerwood. Bakers delivery van
A bakers van stops at a quaint looking village with the mornings delivery of fresh bread

S Teerwood. Doctors car
A smart little car waits outside a house while its owner, a doctor, visits his patient

S Teerwood. Driving the car
A little boy, his sister and the family dog play at driving a big car in their driveway. Don t touch the hand brake!

S Teerwood. 6-wheeled car & trailer
A huge six-wheeled car and trailer drives through a Saharan desert

Couple in Mercedes
A couple in a magnificent yellow Mercedes drive through a quaint village

Motorised mini cart, 1930s
A woman sitting on a rather strange contraption which appears to be have motorcycle, half wooden cart, presumably engineered for general tasks around a farm

A De Dion Bouton car
Photograph of a lady at the wheel of a De Dion Bouton motor car, wearing a hat tied with a scarf so that it doesn t fly off while motoring along!

Standard Motor Company advertisement
Advertisement for the Standard Motor Company of Coventry, England, wishing all their customers a Happy Christmas. The illustration featuring a Standard car (model unknown)

Tatler Motor Show Number 1954
Front cover of The Tatler featuring an illustration of an intrepid driver wearing cap, goggles and scarf steering his vintage car to the summit of a very steep hill

Cars at the hunt
A watercolour painting depicting a large early car arriving in a country location, where it appears the local hunt are about to set off

The Tatler Front Cover 1955
Illustrated front cover of The Tatlers Motor Show Number showing a quirky selection of vintage cars

Wolseley Motors now a shell factory
The chassis test-shop of Wolseley Motors Ltd. At Adderley Park near Birmingham transformed into a shell factory. As World War I progressed

Renault Motor Test Bench
A test bench on motors at the renault motor works

Rossel Peugeot Biplane
Rossel-Peugeot are engine manufacturers, so this biplane may be someone elses aircraft - most likely a Voisin - fitted with one of their motors

Car by General Motors
car by General Motors

Sewing Machine Dog Power
M Richard, a clothing manufacturer of Paris, uses a large number of these dog- powered motors to run his sewing machines (note the water bowl kindly provided)

Engine Room. Longyearbyne, Svalbard, Norway
Andrew Stewart / SpecialistStock

PONTIAC 1958
Vista-lounge interiors with Seats wider than a sofa in the new wide-track Pontiac (a division of General Motors)

Leyland Lion Motor Bus
Advertisement for Leyland Motors Ltd proclaiming the many municipal and private users of Leyland Lion and Lioness passenger vehicles

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"Unleashing the Power: A Journey Through the World of Motors" From sleek Jaguars to powerful Bentleys, they have always captivated our hearts and minds. In a Jaguar car advertisement, we witness the perfect fusion of elegance and speed, as these magnificent machines effortlessly glide through the streets. But it's not just about luxury; they are also bring unexpected moments of humor. Take H. M. Bateman's iconic illustration "The Car That Touched a Policeman, " where a simple touch sets off a chain reaction that leaves everyone in stitches. In another Jaguar car advertisement, we are reminded that driving is not merely an act but an experience - one that evokes emotions like no other. The Wolseley car advertisement captures this sentiment perfectly by showcasing how their vehicles become an extension of oneself on every journey. Traveling back in time to 1929, Buick entices us with their revolutionary automobiles that symbolize progress and innovation. Their advertisement serves as a reminder of how they have continuously evolved over the years, pushing boundaries and redefining what is possible. Meanwhile, Bentley Motors' captivating advertisements remind us why they are synonymous with luxury and sophistication. Each image exudes class and refinement while highlighting their commitment to craftsmanship. A glimpse into history takes us to East Kilbride in Scotland during June 1954 when Rolls Royce opened its new factory. This general view showcases the magnitude of this iconic brand's legacy – precision engineering at its finest. Riley cars take center stage in a 1953 advertisement where they proudly boast about their exceptional performance on both road and track. These motors embody sheer power combined with elegant design – truly capturing the essence of British automotive excellence. Switching gears from four wheels to two, Norton Motorbike steals our breath away with its impressive record: winner of 28 TT Races. It reminds us that motors aren't limited to cars alone; they encompass various forms that ignite our passion for speed and thrill.