La Salle Sedan

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on August 8, 1928

Chandler Royal Eight

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on November 7, 1928

Fiat 520

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on November 21, 1928

La Salle Phaeton

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on January 2, 1930

Horch 8, Conduite Intérieure séparée, type de Grand Luxe

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on February 5, 1930

Marmon Big Eight Sedan

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on March 12, 1930

Morris

Frontcover for The Morris Owner
Published June 1931

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Morris

Frontcover for The Morris Owner
Published April 1931

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Morris

Frontcover for The Morris Owner
Published January 1931

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Armstrong Siddeley

Advert from unknown magazine

Armstrong Siddeley advertised widely in the 1920s in a range of magazines. These included the motoring magazines, such as the Autocar and Motor, and popular news and household magazines including Illustrated London News, Punch, Country Life and Homes and Gardens. The company employed some of the best known motoring artists to illustrate adverts and catalogues, including Bryan de Grineau and here F T Steerwood. This image was published to advertise the following year's prices.

Published 1927

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Arrol Johnston

Advert from unknown magazine

Published 1923

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Hillman Minx
F.N. Type Sahara Luxe M70F
F.N. M90B Luxe
F.N. 200cc tweetakt

Frontcover of "Het Motorrijwiel en de Lichte Auto"

Pubished December 22, 1933

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Peugeot 201C Roadster
F.N. Type Sahara de Luxe M70E
F.N. M90A Luxe

Frontcover of "Het Motorrijwiel en de Lichte Auto"

Pubished October 14, 1932

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Hillman Minx Saloon de Luxe
Velocette Model KSS
New Hudson model 3

Frontcover of "Het Motorrijwiel en de Lichte Auto"

Pubished Februari 26, 1932

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Advert for the Arrol Johnston

Pubished in (unknown) Magazine August 1920

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Advert for the Arrol Johnston

Pubished (probably) in Tatler Magazine 1922

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Singer 10 and Coventry Premier

Frontpage of The Light Car and Cyclecar
published November 12, 1921

Wolseley ten

Frontpage of The Light Car and Cyclecar
published November 5, 1921

Advert for the Liberty Six

Published in "The Motor Owner"
July 1919

Artwork signed with monogram

Advert for the Gregoire-Campbell

Published in "The Motor Owner"
July 1919

Artwork signed as F.T.S.

Advert for George England

Published in "The Motor Owner"
August 1919

Advert for the Claudel-Hobson Carburettor

Published in "The Motor Owner"
September 1919

Advert for Duco leaf spring gaiters

Published in "The Motor Owner"
October 1919

Artwork signed by both Steerwood and Boultwood (FTS and BGB)

Advert for Cadillac at Olympia

Published in "The Motor Owner"
November 1919

First known artwork with fully signed name

Advert for the Austin Twenty

Published in "The Motor Owner"
December 1919

Same advert as above but with different text

Published in "The Motor Owner"

Advert for the 11-12 hp Dawson

Published in "The Motor Owner"
December 1919

Advert for Lodge Spark Plugs

Published in "The Motor Owner"
December 1919

Advert for the "Eclipse" Allweather Body by W.H. Arnold & Co.
"Motor Body Specialists and Automobile Engineers"

Published in "The Motor Owner",
December 1919

Advert for "Rotax" Electric Starting & Dynamo Lighting Equipment

Published in "The Motor Owner", December 1919

Advert for the Storey

Published in "The Motor Owner"
December 1919

Advert for "Clincher" Motor Tyres

Published in "The Motor Owner"
December 1919

Advert for the 20 hp Guy 8-cylinder

Published in "The Motor Owner"
December 1919

Arrol Johnston All-Weather model

Dealer postcard 1922

Arrol Johnston 15-9 h.p. Touring model

Dealer postcard 1922

Arrol Johnston 15-9 h.p. Saloon model

Dealer postcard ca. 1922

Arrol Johnston Type "D" 15-9 Saloon model

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published February 2, 1923

Advert for the Arrol Johnston

Published in "The Autocar"
February 16, 1923

Arrol Johnston Type "D" 15-9 All weather model

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published June 1, 1923

Arrol Johnston 20 hp Empire Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published November 16, 1923

Arrol Johnston 20 hp Empire Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published February 15, 1924

Vulcan 12 hp Tourer

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published February 22, 1924

Arrol Johnston 20 hp Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published April 11, 1924

Advert for Dunlop Tyres
"Fit Dunlop and be Satisfied"

Frontpage of "Motor Transport"
published July 7, 1924

Advert for Dunlop tyres
"Fit Dunlop and be Satisfied"

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published September 19, 1924

Arrol Johnston 12 hp Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published October 31, 1924

Vulcan "twelve" 4-seater Saloon
"Best Value and British"

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published November 7, 1924

Austin
"Ask an Austin Owner"

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published November 21, 1924

Darracq Sports

"Warwick Wright says"

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published December 5, 1924

Arrol Johnston 12 hp Saloon-de-Luxe

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published December 26, 1924

Morris Oxford

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published February 1925

Arrol Johnston 12 hp Saloon-de-Luxe

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published February 27, 1925

Morris: "The Finest Closed Car Value in the World"

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published October 9, 1925

Arrol Johnston Dominion Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published October 23, 1925

Arrol Johnston 15.9 Dominion

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published November 13, 1925

Arrol Johnston Dominion 5-seater

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published February 26, 1926

Armstrong Siddeley 14 hp Broadway Saloon and 18 hp 6 cyl. Stirling Saloon

"Warwick Wright says"

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published November 12, 1926

Arrol Johnston 15/40 hp Dominion Four Door Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published December 10, 1926

Lea Francis

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published 1926, 1927 or 1928 ?

Advert for Austin Cars by Rootes Ltd.

published late 1926 or early 1927

Sunbeam 16 or 18 h.p. ?

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published February 4, 1927

The 15-9 hp Morris Oxford Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on February 11, 1927

Morris Oxford

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published June 1927

Sales brochure for Morris Motors

published late 1927 or early 1928

"The largest choice - the greatest value"

Advert for Morris Motors
published late 1928 or early 1929

"The Acme of Pleasure"

Advert for Morris Motors
published late 1928 or early 1929

Renault 18/24 p.k. 6-cylinder conduite-intérieure

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on both August 15 and November 1, 1928

8-cylinder Studebaker "President"

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on January 17, 1929

Eccles Caravan and Motorhome

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on April 26, 1929

Eccles Caravan and Motorhome (Eccles Caravan Brochure)

published 1929

Although this water colour is not signed, I'm pretty sure it was made by Steerwood. Just compare it with the Autocar frontpage above, which was signed by him (below the rear entrance of the Motorhome)

This water colour was used as front page for the book "Caravans the Illustrated History 1919-59" by Andrew Jenkinson, published by Veloce

Marmon Sedan "78" 8-cylinder-in-line

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on January 15, 1930

R.O.P. Motor Oil (Russian Oil Products)

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on January 17, 1930

Cadillac Imperial Sedan

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on January 23, 1930

Mercedes-Benz 8-cylinder conduite-intérieure

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on January 29, 1930

Advert for Wilmot-Breeden

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on February 14, 1930

Standard 9 h.p. Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on February 21, 1930

Austin 16 h.p. Burnham Sunshine Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on April 18, 1930

 Detail of an advert for the Dutch branch of Morris Motors, published in "De Auto" on January 17, 1929

Although this advert looks like it was made by Steerwood, I'm not sure if was really made by him, because there's no signature.

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Morris Six

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on August 1, 1930

Standard Ensign Six

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on August 29, 1930

Humber 'Snipe' Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on September 19, 1930

Morris Oxford Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on December 12, 1930

Talbot

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on December 26, 1930

Cadillac Imperial Sedan

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on January 29, 1931

Humber Pullman

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on January 30, 1931

Advert for Esso and APC

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on February 12, 1931

Morris Factory
at Cowley, Oxford

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on March 27, 1931

Milk Truck for the Stockport Co-operative Society Ltd.

Believed to be front cover artwork for "The Commercial Motor Magazine" 1930s?
(click picture for enlargement)

Standard "Big Nine"
(1931 saloon)

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on April 3, 1931

Advert for Esso

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on June 4, 1931

Standard "Envoy Six" Half-panelled Weymann Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on June 5, 1931

Standard "Big Nine" (1932 saloon)

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on July 31, 1931

Morris Commercials

Frontpage of "Motor Transport"
published November 9, 1931

Frontpage of "De Auto"
published on February 25, 1932

The radiator is filled with ‘Prestone’ anti-freeze

Austin ten-four Gordon Pixie Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on January 20, 1933

What... no cars?

Frontpage of "Homes & Gardens"
published September, 1933


Check the garage...

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published September, 1933

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published December, 1933

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published September, 1934

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published December, 1934

Ford V8

Frontpage of "Country Life"
published March 16, 1935

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published April, 1935

Austin Sherborne Saloon

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on January 24, 1936

Austin Ruby Saloon and Pearl Cabriolet

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
Published on March 27, 1936

Vauxhall "25"

Frontpage of "Country Life"
published October 10, 1936

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published December, 1936

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published January, 1937

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published March, 1937

"Long live the King"

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published May, 1937

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published June, 1937

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published July, 1937

MG SA Saloon
Frontpage of "Country Life"
published October 9, 1937

Guy Fawkes Day

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published November, 1937

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published January, 1938

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published February, 1938

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published March, 1938

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published October, 1938

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published November, 1938

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published January, 1939

 

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published February, 1939

 

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published June, 1939

 

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published September, 1939

 

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published February, 1940

 

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published April, 1940

 

Frontpage of "The Morris Owner"
published September, 1942

 

Frontpage of "The Autocar"
published on ?

 

Isotta Fraschini
Frontpage of (probably) "The Autocar"
published on ?

 

Frontpage of "The MotorCycle"

published on ?

Compiled by Rutger Booy with help from John Steerwood Sr. and the collections of motoring-art by Tony Clark and Dennis van Houtte. If you happen to know more about F.T. Steerwood, or have other examples of his work, please let me know by Dit e-mailadres is beschermd tegen spambots. U heeft Javascript nodig om het te kunnen zien. . I’ll be happy to include it in this webpage.

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