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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Some slight shelf wear and scuffing to the page edges, but otherwise in VERY GOOD condition! (BR) Box 139.

Folio. 19, [1] pp. Illustrated in yellow, blue, black & white throughout. Colour-illustrated self-printed wrappers, stapled as issued, NF copy. First edition of this scarce original dealer's catalogue for General Motors Heavy Duty trucks introducing just prior to the Korean War. The 1950 model year saw the introduction of the HCW620 6 x 4, and heavier duty diesel engines were introduced.

Folio. 31, [1] pp. Title in green, brown, black, & gray w/ photo illustration. Colour-printing throughout with illustrations in black & white, and diagrams. Textured green printed softcovers, silver, black & dark green decorated lettering on front cover (slight sunning to upper fore-edge), NF copy, stapled as issued. First edition of this scarce original dealer's catalogue for General Motors Heavy Duty trucks introducing the new H Series. HC and HF models 520 through 980 were phased into production during 1949. These models featured all-new larger cabs with improvements in safety, visibility and comfort; the chassis were more rugged and provided better ride with increased power. Nine different GMC engines powered them ranging from the 228 through the 707, and diesels were available in the GM 4-71 and 6-71.

4to. 36 pp., plus 13 leaves of paint samples, w/ 102 vinyl and cloth samples for interior upholstery trim, vinyl, cloth, and rubber floor mats, numerous text illustrations, colour photo illustrations. Original padded 3-ring binder, faux-wood vinyl cover, white, red & silver lettering on front cover, gilt & white lettering on spine, rounded corners (scuffing, and minor damage to a few paint sample leaves-- 1 with some offsetting to facing leaf), still VG- copy. First edition of this exceedingly scarce original dealer's catalogue for General Motors Light Truck, Handi-Van, Handi-Bus, Value Van, and Heavy Duty trucks interiors and paint colour schemes. These include deluxe cab interiors for the Super Custom Models which were introduced with a 350 cu. inch. V-8, for the 1500-3500 series trucks. The trucks could be purchased with bucket seat and bench seat interiors, while the Value Van delivery vehicles were only available with maroon vinyl seats in 2 colours. There are also factory designs for Conventional GM 4500-8500 Heavy Duty Custom Cab Trucks, the 9500 Heavy Duty 114", the GMC Medium Duty Tilt, and the GMC Astro 95. This sample catalogue provides an invaluable historical reference to the colours and styles of the General Motors truck of the late 1960s, and are far scarcer than those for General Motors passenger cars. No copies in Worldcat.

Paperback. Condición: Good. First Edition. 168 pages. Superb compilation of classic southern rock songs as performed by The Allman Brothers. Six pages of colour photos of band members. Includes piano sheet music, guitar chords and lyrics to: Ain't Wastin' Time No More; Blackhearted Woman; Blue Sky; Come and Go Blues; Don't Keep Me Wonderin'; Don't Want You No More; Dreams; Every Hungry Woman; Hot'Lanta; I'm Your Hoochie Cooche Man; In Memory of Elizabeth Reed; It's Not My Cross To Bear; Jelly Jelly Blues; Jessica; Leave My Blues at Home; Les Brers in A Minor; Little Martha; Melissa; Midnight Rider; Mountain Jam; One Way Out; Pony Boy; Ramblin' Man; Revival; Southbound; Stand Back; Statesboro Blues; Stormy Monday Blues; Trouble, No More; Wasted Words; Whippin' Post; You Don't Love Me. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy of this precious Allman Bros. memento. ; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; The Allman Brothers; Allman, Greg; Allman, Duane.; Betts, R.; Trucks, C.; Oakley, R.; Johanson, J.; Payne, K.; McTell, Willie; James, Elmo; Sehorn, Marshall E.; Williamson, Sonny Boy; Oakley, Raymond; Dixon, Willie; Morganfield, McKinley; Cobbs, Willie.

Oblong 4to. 12 x 9.25 in. [42 leaves (unnumbered).], including 41 original silver gelatin photographs, most linen-backed, 26 mounted on linen & paper stubs, 15 preserved in mylar sleeves, paint colour-sample leaf w/ 11 (of 12) GMC colour samples preserved in mylar sleeve, many w/ manuscript annotations on versos, a few w/ embossed photographer's stamp in lower corner, others w/ photographer's imprint w/in negative at lower fore-edge (occasional dustsoiling, thumbing, old tape marks, creasing). Recent black cloth post-binder, nickel-plated screw posts at gutter margin, still a VG exemplar, w/ 2 ff. list of "GMC Owners in Orange County" laid-in. An exceedingly scarce original dealer's salesman sample photo showroom album for General Motors Heavy Duty trucks during the depths of the Great Depression, documenting the operations, trucks, and customers of the L.P. Mohler Co. in Santa Ana, CA. The dealership and service department was located at 302 French St. in Santa Ana, and originally began life as the building for the Baker Electric Car dealership, before becoming a truck specialist. Mohler (1890-1940) began working as a service mechanic in the GMC truck outlet before 1930, and by 1931-32 had become the owner and operator. Several of these GMC truck designs reflected the streamline Art Deco styling of Harley Earl which emerged from the 1933-1934 Century of Progress automotive and truck designs. Trucks depicted in the photos include the T-51-H, T-23-C, 2nd Series, T-16, T-16-B, T-18-B, and the T-33-A GMC heavy trucks, including flatbeds, dump trucks, beer trucks, stave trucks, and more. At the time Mohler contracted with Custombilt Trailer Manufacturing in Los Angeles, and United Auto works in Whittier, CA to produce their more specialized variations, and myriad of trailers for their customers. Many of the trucks & trailers bear the advertisements, and advertising logos for such companies as Apache Freight Lines, Arizona-Pacific Motor Freight Lines, Barr Lumber co., Bohemian Beer, Central Lemon Assoc., Goldberg Film Delivery Lines, Famous Department Stores, Irvine Valencia cab-over truck fleet, Kraft's Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, Pepsi-Co, Rocket Gasoline, Shell Oil, Sunfreze Ice Cream Trucks from Arden Dairy, and others. The paint sample sheet indicates the dealership offered such colours as Boatswain Blue, Brewster Green, Apple Green, Orange, Yellow, Maroon, GMC Morat Green, and Black. Sometime in the late 1930's Mohler returned to become a fruit grower in Mercedes, TX, and died in 1940 just prior to his 50th birthday from an unspecified back illness. His building was purchased in 1966 by Bill Lauer and began an auto restoration business, specializing in Packards. Now owned and operated by Robert Escalante, it has become the oldest continually operating automotive restoration shop on the West Coast. This cataloguer could find no similar surviving album, or Mohler sales literature in any collection; See: Jim Richardson, An Enduring Legacy: 40 Years of Experience Give Custom Auto Service a Big Advantage, Car Collector (August, 2006), pp. 80-84; Custom Auto Service, Packard Restoration Specialists (2024).