Motor Evolution at Olympia. 1905

For Sale is a 2 Page, 4 Side Supplement to "The Sphere," February 18th 1905, called "Motor Evolution at Olympia." Showing an Article with the following Photographs on the Exhibition.

    a- A Giant Lenticular Lamp.
    b- The Billy Lamp.
    c- Diagrammatic View of a Chain-Driven Car.
    d- A Type of Chasis with Live Axle.
    e- A Chain-Driven Type of Chasis.
    f- How a Motor Travels before being finally finished.
    g- The Dunlop Tyre Exhibit.
    h- The First Pneumatic Tyre Manufactured.
     i- Louis Ross's "Steamer" at Ormond Beach, U.S.A.
     j- A Game Cart.
     f- The Martini 35-40-H.P. Car.
    g- The Argyll Two-Cylinder Car at the Hozier's Co.'s Stand.

Middle pages show the following photographs with Descriptive Text for Each.

   a- Motors as Railway Extensions - A Great Western Omnibus near Slough.
   b- The Motor Railway Bus to Wrexham.
   c- The Motor Vehicle as an Adjunct to Hospitals.
   d- The Petrol Motor in Naval Warfare.
   e- A Motor for Boat Propulsion.
   f- The First Public Steam Carriages - Built by Mr. Walter Hancock, 1820-30.
  g- Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney's Automobile Coach running between Bath and London.
  h- The Motor in the general Service of the Public.
  i- Motor Propulsion on the Water - A Motor-Boat in the Olympia Annexe.
  j- A Motor Railway Bus Built for the South-Western Railway.
  k- A Motor-Driven War Waggon.
  l- Motor Omnibuses as Railway Extensions - An Observation Car in Connection with the Great Western Railway.

Condition is Very Good.