Transportation Progress Arthur Pound Booklet GM Turning Wheel 1930s

Transportation Progress follows the story of self-propelled vehicles from the earliest times down to the modern motor car, written by Arthur Pound. It was reprinted from his history of General Motors, The Turning Wheel, which covers the company's first twenty-five years, 1908 to 1933. That parent book first appeared in 1934, and this slim blue booklet is the kind of corporate history piece that car-history fans, GM collectors and automobilia shelves love. Its cover shows a line-drawn penny-farthing bicycle and a streamlined sedan beside a round medallion, so it makes a fun display next to vintage car books and brochures.

Details

• A thin paperback booklet, with the title, subtitle and Arthur Pound's name printed on the blue cover and a note with the booklet reading 54 pages.
• Weight is about 2 oz.

Condition: Wear to the edges and corners, a small punched hole through the cover above the title, and a small blue ink mark beside the subtitle. The back is a plain board backing with clear tape and patches, and the booklet is wrapped in clear plastic taped at the back. See photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.