Forty-nine years into the business; we are the largest and most successful literature dealer in the world. Our company satisfies the literature needs of thousands of customers every year and, due to the demand, is always looking for collections to purchase.

If you have literature you would like to sell or consign, we are available to help you. Small or large collections can be turned into cash instead of collecting dust. Our acquisition methods have been refined to a science in order to minimize your work. We always endeavor to work with you, the seller, to satisfy your needs and turn it into a rewarding experience for you.

Original sales literature, books, programs, dealer albums, press kits, memorabilia and magazines on all types of antique, classic, racing, professional, sports, commercial and luxury cars are of interest. 1900-1970 American and foreign sales literature comprises our greatest needs, but old out-of-print books and racing programs, as well as post-1969 literature on luxury and exotic cars, are also very desirable. Condition is important. We sell only top quality literature.

We would like to hear from you. Even if you do not have a list prepared we can discuss an approach. No collection is too large or small -- collections of all sizes, from small personal collections to warehouses full of literature -- are of interest. Our experience and reputation are backed by testimonials from satisfied sellers. Many collectors who have bought from us over the years later turn to us to convert their collections to cash.

Visit our web site to find out more about our company. Compare it to any other literature business and you will find out why we are so popular among collectors. Our web site features over 150,000 items (updated daily), with detailed descriptions and photos of every brochure and book. In addition, we offer an informative monthly newsletter and montly previews of new inventory, plus 12-hours-per-day customer service with a "live" sales representative.

We look forward to working with you.

Best wishes,



Robert McLellan