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An account of the 1907 Peking-Paris motor race, in which five cars set out from Peking across the Gobi Desert, Central Asia and Russia to reach Paris — won by Prince Scipione Borghese in an Itala. Allen Andrews reconstructed the event from original sources fifty-seven years after it took place. This copy retains its original dust jacket, designed with period photographs and route map.
Author: Andrews, Allen
Publisher: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd
Place: London
Year: 1964
Edition: [edition not stated on title page; first edition per research]
Physical: 22 x 15cm approx., [page count not fully visible — approximately 256pp], original cloth, illustrated with b&w photographs, dust jacket present
