Delve into the captivating world of Morris Cars with this exquisite large format luxury book, compiled by the esteemed author Philip A J Garnons-Williams. This particular copy is a true collector’s item, as it is a Limited Edition, numbered 331 out of only 500 copies, making it a cherished rarity for automotive enthusiasts and book lovers alike. Printed by Woodcote Publications Limited for the Bullnose Morris Club, this timeless masterpiece offers a comprehensive exploration of Morris cars produced between 1913 and 1930. Spanning 412 pages, the book is a treasure trove of historical insights, presenting an extensive showcase of Morris models alongside contemporary reactions from the motoring press of that era. Measuring an impressive 31cm x 43cm, this large format book is a visual delight, boasting a wealth of captivating illustrations. It beautifully reproduces Morris Sales Catalogues and magazine articles from the golden age of motoring, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of Morris Cars. Although this copy is in good condition overall, please note that the dust wrapper exhibits slight fading, wear, and a few tiny tears along the edges. Additionally, there is a small area of damage on the rear dust wrapper. Internally, there are removed sellotape marks on the front and rear end papers, likely remnants of a previous protective cover. Included in this listing are photographs showcasing the front cover and three internal pages, giving you a glimpse of the visual splendor awaiting within the book’s pages. It not only serves as a valuable reference for Morris enthusiasts but also as a testament to the timeless allure of classic automobiles. Add this exceptional book to your collection or gift it to someone who shares your passion for automotive history. It is a true celebration of the iconic Morris brand and an invitation to embark on a nostalgic journey through the fascinating world of vintage cars. Compiled by: Philip A J Garnons-Williams. Limited Edition: Number 331 of 500 copies. Publisher: Woodcote Publications Limited for the Bullnose Morris Club. Size: 31cm x 43cm (large format).