WHEELS & TRACKS: THE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF MILITARY VEHICLES. NUMBER 14, NUMBER 16 & NUMBER 18. 3 ITEMS IN TOTAL. by Vanderveen, Bart, editor - 1985

London: After the Battle / Battle of Britain Prints, 1985. 3 numbers of Wheels & Tracks magazine, 11 5/8" H. B&w photographs/drawings, colour photographs on covers. 1. Number 14 - 1985, 53 pp. Contents: Wooden Wheels (horse-drawn military transport); Satory X; Super Heavy Wreckers (US armed forces's recovery vehicles during '40s); Alexander's Ford Tourer (Field Marshal Alexander's staff car); Dutch Truckers Day; Le Bourget 1985; South African Eight-Wheelers (experimental Mk V and Mk VI arrmoured cars of WWII). 2. Number 16 - 1986, 53 pp. Contents: The Simplex Servi-Cycle (unusual motorbicycle from New Orleans); Austin 15-cwt Trucks; The E & L Transport Fleet; Vintage Tracks III (British tank on third Continental journey in 67 years); Hemispherical Wheels (Aghnides 'Roller' and 'Rhino'). 3. Number 18, 1987, 53 pp. Contents: Dutch Truckers' Day 1986; T13: Self-propelled 47-mm Gun (pre-war Belgian AFV); MVs in Service; Deception on Wheels ('Sonics'; sound-track armour and sucklike); Decoys and Dummies; General Motors Continental (Part 2: Reconstruction and post-war production). Each number also contains recurring sections: Readers' Forum; Rallies; Identifile; Seen - Read - Heard; Collections; Discoveries; Book Reviews & Before and After. Interiors - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exteriors - a tiny chip and a soft crease at the bottom corner of the rear cover of Number 18, very minor edge wear.. Stapled in Wraps. Very Good+.