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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