Offered here is 'Porsche: A Tradition of Greatness' by Richard M. Langworth, published by Beekman House, New York in 1983. Produced by the Editors of Consumer Guide, this handsome hardcover volume presents a comprehensive and richly illustrated history of one of the world's most celebrated automotive marques. The book offers full coverage of Porsche from 1947 to the time of publication, including production models, prototypes, and competition cars. Contents are organized into five major sections covering the early history of Ferdinand Porsche, the classic Type 356 series, the timeless Type 901/911 series, Porsche's competition story, and the then-new generation of models including the 924, 928, 944, and 911SC. The volume is abundantly illustrated with hundreds of black-and-white photographs throughout, plus 64 exciting pages in full color showcasing a wide range of Porsche models. Detailed specifications for production models from 1948 onward are also included, making this an excellent reference for enthusiasts and collectors alike. ISBN: 0-517-40496-6. Published by Beekman House, distributed by Crown Publishers, Inc., New York. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 83-60704. Condition is Good. The dust jacket shows moderate wear with creasing, edge wear, and surface scuffing consistent with age and use. The hardcover boards are solid with only minor corner bumping. The interior pages appear clean, bright, and free of markings, inscriptions, or library stamps. A solid reading and display copy for any Porsche enthusiast.