Der Markt; alle Pre-War fahrzeuge zu verkaufen

for sale a 2-litre metal oil can holder for a variety of motocycles, in original and used condition. The canister is not part of the ad. Shipping worldwide with shipping fees extra and payment by PayPal accepted. For more information and picture on request.

SOLD! User and maitenance manual for the 1934 Alfa Romeo 6C 2300, also known as the 7th series and only built in 1934. Very nice condition, it only has a slightly damaged cover corner. Extremely rare to find. Language: Italian Year: 1934 Sold to a true Alfista!

Photo tricycle, 11 x 8 cm

Original Lancia Kappa user manual from 1909. Language: Français / French Pages: 28 + various foldable diagrams Good condition. P.O.R.

Original 1934 Delahaye sales catalogue in very good condition. Language: Français / French Price: € 100 excluding shipping costs. Please see also my other adverts. Searching for a certain brochure, catalogue or manual or are you planning to sell your documentation? Please let me know!

FN 2700 A Owner’s manual and Parts list.The German manual and parts list is invery good condition for its age. The cover has faded partially (see photo).107 pages with several drawings andphoto’s.Fixed price 130 €, shipping costs forthe buyer.Please contact me for more pictures andinformation!Key words: handlei..

Instructieboekje voor het smeren en onderhouden van het chassis Minerva, 6 cylinders, type 3000, 17 Pk. Origineel, 88 bladzijden met afbeedingen.

Lovely little sales brochure from the Italian cyclecar manufacturer A. Verza 'GAR'. As far as I could find out, GAR has been only produced between 1924 - 1926. Pages: 6 (fold-out) Size: 14 cm x 11 cm. When fold out: 42 cm x 11 cm. Language: Italian NEW PRICE: € 65 exclusive shipping costs.

A beautiful brass early French head badge for a bicycle or for an early motorcycle. Pressed brass depicting a lion in a bicycle wheel. Bainbault Mollot of Beaulieu Sur Loire - Cycles - Autos - Motocyclettes. 67mm between hole centres.

A very ornate and elaborate French bicycle head badge dating from c.1910 for 'Cycles Fellows'. Depicting an early aeroplane flying machine and pilot. A rare piece. 67.5mm between mounting holes. Beautiful.