
JAWA motorcycles on flyers and brochures, Miloslav Straka
The book is the last part of a triptych mapping almost a century of history of the Czechoslovak motorcycle industry. After the publications With the ČZ brand and Pionýr, Babetta and co. on leaflets and in brochures, we are coming up with a rich offer of original, often unique printed materials of our world's most famous motorcycle brand. At first glance, it seems that this is a book mostly with pictures, with only an introductory text by the author. Thanks to the pre-war brochures aimed at the domestic market, there is a lot of interesting reading available in Czech. In addition to the necessary technical information with a product description, the reader will learn a lot about the lifestyle, customs and priorities of the society of the time. The book Jawa Motorcycles on Leaflets and in Brochures is intended for anyone who is interested in history, not just motorcycle history. We believe that it will also appeal to the younger generation by recognizing that thanks to our ancestors, Czechoslovakia was among the most industrially advanced countries in the world before the war. All three publications, thanks to their focus and the amount of rare information they contain, have the ambition to remain in libraries for future generations to see.

List of spare parts Jawa-ČZ 125 – 175
3rd edition Year of publication: 1957 Publisher: ČZM Binding: glued in soft covers Format: 150 x 210 mm Number of pages: 73 Condition: very good

Fast bikes
author: Pavel Novotny, Milos Skorepa

Motorcycle Encyclopedia
Author: Peter Henshaw

Road and race track veterans
author: Antonin Bahenský, Ota Šaffek, Tomáš Hyan

Technology transcends space and time
author: Pavel Benes
illustration: Theodor Rotrekl

Transport, Catalog of the Exhibition
author: Pavel Bek, Petr Kožíšek, Jan Králík, Arnošt Nezměskal, Michal Plavec

Evergreen Java 1929-1989
author: Jan Králik

Forever young Java 1929-1989
author: Jan Králik

Mopeds
author: Zdenek Melzer

Motorcycle Jawa 250 cc type 353, 350 cc type 354
Technical description, operating instructions Year of publication: 1954 Publisher: Jawa Binding: V2 + glued Format: 145 x 205 mm Number of pages: 67 Condition: very good

Jawa Home 1943
Bound annual magazine for employees of the Zbrojovka company, ing. F. Janeček. Twelve issues in cloth binding. Format: 150 x 210 mm Condition: excellent

Engine Revue
Issue 391 published on August 5, 1940. Contains articles Recipe for a Homemade Automobile, Amazing Vehicles, New Regulations.... Format: A4 Number of pages: 20 Condition: very good

Engine Revue
Issue 385 published on May 5, 1940. Contains articles Bicycle to Power, Two-Stroke Flat-Piston Engines, To Africa on Java... Format: A4 Number of pages: 30 Condition: very good

Engine Revue
Issue 411 published on June 5, 1941. Contains articles Motorists' Cycling Competition, Slide Motors and profiles of important motoring figures. Format: A4 Number of pages: 20 Condition: very good

Engine Revue
Issue 402 published on January 20, 1941, main article dedicated to compressors and racing engines up to 1.5 liters, advertisement for ČZ bicycles, Hetz anti-skid chains. Format: A4 Number of pages: 20 Condition: good

Motoring Today 1985 + Appendix 1 and 2
Bound 17th year of the magazine Motoristická současnost including two supplements dedicated to Juan Manuel Fangio and the F1 World Championship 1950-84. Year of publication: 1985 Publisher: Naše vojsko Format: 215 x 290 mm Number of pages: Condition: excellent

Motorcycle Jawa 250
A collector's item!

Cars of the First Republic 1918 – 1938, Jan Tuček
A representative publication with perfectly crafted graphics prepared by a renowned author. The content consists of descriptions of passenger cars manufactured in Czechoslovakia between 1918 and 1938, their basic technical data. In addition to cars from large factories (Praga, Škoda, Tatra), cars from smaller manufacturers (Aero, Jawa, Walter, Wikov, Z) are also presented, as well as cars from small brands (Disk, Enka, Gatter, Isis, Stelka, Trimobil ...) - a total of 33 of the most important brands. In each chapter, the reader will find sales statistics in individual years, period prices and other technical information. A total of 600 exclusively period photographs are used in the chapters of individual production brands. The last chapter contains 52 copies of period brochures of the listed car manufacturers. The new book will be an ornament to the library, a source of much new information, a pleasure for the reader and a joy for the owner ...

Jawa 50 Pioneer – history, development, technology, sport – 2nd, expanded edition, Jiří Wohlmuth
The second edition of this unique publication supplements and clarifies some previously published facts about the history and technical parameters of this small-displacement motorcycle. The history of the very latest machines from the World Championship is newly recalled and data on current activities on the racing field are added. This edition contains more than half of the new, previously unpublished photographs.

Jawa Californian – history, development, technology, renovation – 2nd expanded edition, Jiří Bartuš
Jawa Californian – motorcycles that, with some exceptions, were intended only for foreign customers, leave hardly any one-track fan indifferent. The second edition of the successful publication will reveal what preceded their creation, how they developed and what influenced the sale of motorcycles from Czechoslovak manufacturers to the North American continent since 1945.

Jawa rocker: motorcycle types 351-361, Jiří Wohlmuth
„"Kývačky" were in production since 1954. In the beginning it was a motorcycle of modern design and due to the limited range of offer it became the most widespread type on domestic roads. The chassis was universal, suitable for mounting two-stroke air-cooled engines of five displacement classes.
The first pages of the book contain a brief introduction with a quick overview of pre-war production. The rest of the content will enlighten the reader about the extensive history with period photographs of prototypes, dimensional sketches, photographs of sports and civilian versions from period newspapers, and detailed descriptions of the differences between the individual types. The chapters also focus on important figures involved in development and production, motorcycle racers of all categories, sales abroad, and the book also contains a reprint of part of the manual, copies of period brochures, and extensive technical tables.