No mistaking this early advertisement for Indian motorcycles.

Vintage Watch Fever! They offer precision engineering, investment possibilities and a bold outward style statement to those ‘in the know’ – vintage watches are the perfect counterparts to the classic car...

The sinking Beelte of Ivan Puig.

1928, Mercedes-Benz The "Woman in Red," by commercial artists Cucuel and Offelsmeyer, is one of the most striking advertising motifs of the Twenties. The women racing drivers of the "Roaring Twenties" were first-class. The Mercedes-Benz S model illustrated here, a development of the K (for "kurz" = short) sports version of the 630, was driven for example by Ernes Merck, wife of the pharmaceuticals manufacturer Wilhelm Merck. In the Klausen Pass Race of 1927 she was bested only by Rudolf Caracciola.

Is this cool or what? 1932 Stutz DV32 with heavily modified 1949 Caddy body.

Peugeot motorcycle original showroom poster, ca. 1952, displays the manufacturer’s 1952 model bike w/ “Symbole de la Qualite Francaise” logo and “Velomoteurs et Motocyclettes”, linen backed, 38.5” x 24.75”, (small creases, edge wear). $425.

Marlboro Racing School helmet by Bieffe, Italy, late 1990’s, autographed by 4-time Indy 500 winner Rick Mears, comes with original protective bag and carrying case, large size, A- cond., (minor scratches). $395

L’homme a la Jaguar Rouge (Death in a Red Jaguar), 1968, movie poster, by Saukoff, Germany, features a Red Jaguar E-Type coupe speeding through New York City, French ed., 31” x 22.5”, linen backed, A- cond., (fold marks & minor edge wear). $325

Centenaire de l'automobile commemorative poster by Andre Francois, Romania, 1986, commissioned by Mercedes-Benz to celebrate their 100th anniversary, features late 1950's style sports car fashioned from the face and hands of watches, French lang., 23.25" x 33", A- cond., (light creasing, handling wear). $40.