The photographs in A.B. Demaus' new volume date from as early as 1900 and recall a lost age in which intrepid motorists discovered the delights of the open road. At this time traffic calming, speed cameras and motorways would have been unimaginable. These pioneers often recorded their automobile adventures, and many of their rare photographs are featured here. Almost all of the images are from the author's splendid photographic archive or from other unpublished sources. This charming book will appeal to motoring enthusiasts as well as to social historians. Building on the success of The Halcyon Days of Motoring which sold through in just 4 months, it includes fabulous nostalgic images illustrating many long-forgotten marques. It presents well known author in classic motoring circles. With 200 black/white photos, 160 pages.