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Rare, consecutive pair of vintage German automotive history: Motor-Kritik (Kompakt-Ausgabe) – Anfang Juli 1932 and Mitte Juli 1932.
Edited by the legendary, revolutionary independent engineer Josef Ganz, Motor-Kritik was the definitive, crusading voice of advanced automotive design in pre-war Germany. These mid-1932 issues catch Ganz at the absolute height of his publishing influence, relentlessly advocating for the lightweight, rear-engined "people's car" (Volkswagen) concepts, independent suspension, and aerodynamic bodies right before the industry shifted forever.
Item Specifics:
Publication: Motor-Kritik (Zeitungs-Verlag Heinrich Vogel, Frankfurt am Main).Dates Included: Anfang Juli 1932 (Early July) and Mitte Juli 1932 (Mid-July).Language: German.
Condition: Very good vintage condition. The covers are intact with vibrant print. Spine wear is minimal for their age, pages are crisp, clean, and securely bound. No heavy tearing, major moisture damage, or missing pages. A beautifully preserved survivor set.
Perfect for collectors of early European racing history, Josef Ganz researchers, or pre-war German automobilia.
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