or other novelties. Its price is 50 centimes, and it is published at 68 Avenue de la Grande Armée, Paris.
'La Locomotion Automobile' (50 centimes) is also a practically written weekly, published at 4 Rue Chauveau Lagarde, Paris. Among other Continental organs devoted wholly or to an appreciable extent to automobilism in its various aspects are the following:—
'L'Industrie Vélocipédique et Automobile.' Monthly; 50 c.; 75 Rue Vieille du Temple, Paris.
'Automobile Revue du Littoral.' Fortnightly; 15 c.; 26 Avenue de la Gare, Nice.
'L 'Avenir de l'Automobile et du Cycle.' Monthly; 15 f. per annum; 22 Rue Rossini, Paris.
'L' Automobile Beige.' Weekly; 10 c.; 70 Rue Dethy, St. Gilles, Brussels. The official organ of the Belgian Automobile Club.
'L' Automobile Illustré.' Fortnightly; 15 f. per annum; 163 Rue des Palais, Brussels.
'La Suisse Sportive.' Fortnightly; 20 c.; 6 Rue de Commerce, Geneva.
'Zeitschrift Automobilen-Industrie und Motorenbau.' Fortnightly; 40 pfennig; 86 Steglitzerstrasse, Berlin.
'Allgemeine Automobil Zeitung." Weekly; 50 heller; 3 Steyrerhof, Vienna.
'L' Automobile.' Bi-monthly; 2 Via Corte d' Appello, Turin.
As regards automobile works of reference, those which appeared about the time of the passing of the Act of 1896 are now of no practical value, while several years elapsed before any attempt was made, in Great Britain at least, to replace them.
The most important book is 'Motor Vehicles and Motors,' by W. Worby Beaumont, published in 1900 by Archibald Constable & Co., London. The price is two guineas. It is a portly volume of 636 quarto pages, with about 250 illustrations, many of which are of an elaborate nature. The technical value of this work, more especially to the designer, is very great, and the volume is a monument alike to the importance of the industry and to the ability and industry of its author.
Of other works which possess any current value the following may be named:—
