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A brightly illustrated primer for children that explains early motor vehicles, their parts, and the people associated with them. It uses simple labeled pictures and short captions to introduce traction engines, motor cars, omnibuses, vans, motor bicycles, toy cars, and even imagined airships, alongside motoring clothes, horns, and drivers. Scenes depict practical matters and hazards — races, accidents, breakdowns, speed enforcement, and how to note a car’s identifying number — delivered with gentle humor. The overall tone is explanatory and visual, aiming to familiarize young readers with the technology, behaviors, and etiquette of motoring.
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