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Motor Schau was a big, oversized 10 x 13-3/4 inch glossy, heavily illustrated trade and consumer magazine which concentrated on every aspect of the "motor business" not only in Germany, but around the world. Its emphasis was Germany and German equipment and every big issue was packed with features, news and advertising related to the motor trades. Unlike the other German motoring magazines, every issue of Motor Schau had a striking full-color industry related cover and usually plenty of color inside. 

Published by Hitler's friend Jakob Werlin and Motorschau Verlag in Berlin, this big 10-1/8 x 14 inch, 86 page photo-packed issue contains articles by Reichsminister und Generaldirektor Dr. Ing. Julius Dorpmüller about "mechanization on the tracks", the revolution in railroad traffic and trains as a result of technology improvements in automobiles and airplanes, the Deutsches Museum Honor Hall in Munich, Ernst Udet talks about airplanes, a visit to the Daimler-Benz factory, motor vehicle research, motorcycle racing, tourism along the Moselle river, motorhomes, New York, as well as short stories and automobile and aviation news from the foreign press.

This is a fine, complete example of the superb oversized Third Reich magazine Motor Schau for May 1937 featuring a cover picture of a modern German train by German artist Kükenthal. All photo captions in this May 1937 issue of Motor Schau are in English, French, Spanish and German.

This May 1937 issue of Motor-Schau contains advertising for Mercedes-Benz, Adler, Continental tires, Esso, BP, Sachs, BMW, Bosch, Sekurit, Hanomag, Mobil, Focke-Wulf, Shell, Boenicke cigars, Büssing-Nag, Phänoman, Triumph, NSU, and many more smaller manufacturing companies.

There is NO BETTER NAZI ERA PHOTO MAGAZINE on subjects related to cars, trains, trucks, motorcycles, busses, boats, halftracks, tanks and aircraft than Motor Schau. Lots of superb color and black & white images and in-depth information. This 79 year old magazine is complete and in very good condition. No odor.