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author: Capt. Jaroslav Kováčik. Eng. Jan Černý, Lt. Col. Jiří Kačer
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The book from the library of modern military technology, vol. 13, describes the design features of off-road vehicles and the basics of driving techniques.
Year of publication: 1961
Publisher: Our Army
Binding: sewn
Format: 140 x 210 mm
Number of pages: 184
Condition: good
| Weight | 0,541 kg |
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author: Jiří Mitáček
author: Pavel Benes
illustration: Theodor Rotrekl
The Tatra limousines, produced between 1945 and 1999, had a special fate. Although they were always elegant cars with a unique technical concept, they carried a certain stigma with them. This was due to their almost exclusive purpose for a narrowly selected circle, especially political prominent people of the time. Even though these cars were not primarily sold on the regular market, their printed promotion in the form of brochures and posters was quite extensive. This resulted in many unique materials for domestic and foreign customers. And almost all of them have been concentrated in this book for the first time. A novelty in the publication this time is a total of 21 drawings, mainly of cars, by the artist Jan Hlavín, which introduce individual chapters and enrich the book artistically.
Published by Moto Public, hardcover, format 21 x 27 cm, 296 pages.
IBAN: 978-80-908402-6-3
Advertising leaflet for the first truck, produced by the Tatra car factory in Kopřivnice in 1898. Year of publication: Publisher: Tatra np Kopřivnice Binding: Format: 625 x 295 mm folded into thirds Number of pages: Condition: very good
Advertising leaflet for the Präsident, the first car produced by the Tatra car factory in Kopřivnice. Year of publication: Publisher: Tatra np Kopřivnice Binding: Format: 625 x 295 mm folded into thirds Number of pages: Condition: excellent
The book is new, unread, only the cover is slightly scratched.
The author, a native of Liberec, worked for forty-two years at Tatra – the longest at the Technical Museum. Deep personal ties to the manufacturing brand are evident on every page of the new publication. A total of 255 reproductions of paintings published over the past years, mainly in wall calendars, constitute just a fraction of the author's work. Some of the paintings used could be admired by visitors to several thematic exhibitions. The reader is presented with a parade of the most famous, but also forgotten types and versions from Kopřivnice. The conclusion is a contemporary parade of Tatra Trucks as production. To complete the archive of Tatra history, every library should have a new book.
Author: Graham Robson
author: Dr. Ing. I. Kučera
