The hard copy
version of the Early New Mexico License Plates book (Fourth Edition)
described below is sold out, and out of print. In its place is the
online Fifth Edition in eBook format which you can read and/or download: here |
Early New Mexico License Plates
Fourth Edition
SOLD OUT! This book is the premier resource on the history of motor vehicle licensing in the State of New Mexico. It has many hundreds of pages of historical information that are not found elsewhere—not even on this website. It’s a hardback reference book with 572 pages, over 2,000 color photographs, and more than four dozen period black and white photos. Additionally, there are nearly 700 citations of original source material, and more than 1,900 page references in the Index. And in spite of the word “Early” in its title, the book covers all license plates issued in New Mexico, up to and including the present time. The book measures 8½" x 11" x 2" thick and weighs well over 5 lbs. To date, just 250 copies have been printed in all four editions, so even with the Fourth Edition in print, Early New Mexico License Plates, by definition, remains a “rare” book! It has now been out of print for over a year and there are no plans to print additional books. The price per book is $150 plus $9.95 flat rate Priority Mail shipping, for a total of $159.95. Contact us at the address or e-mail below if you are interested in having this book. For those who might want to borrow a library copy on Interlibrary Loan, the ISBN of the Fourth Edition is: 978-0-9881990-3-3. SOLD OUT! |
New Mexico Transportation History Project P.O. Box 1 Organ, NM 88052-0001 |
e-mail: NMhistory@totacc.com |
Below you will find the complete Table of Contents. |
Early New Mexico License Plates |
Fourth Edition |
Table of
Contents Getting Started 1 Introduction 2 How to Use This Book License Plate Types 3 Amateur Radio 4 Boat 5 Bus (see also Commercial Car and Taxi) 6 C-Prefix Commercial (see also Commercial Car, Taxi, Bus and Driverless) 7 Commercial Car (see also Taxi and Bus) 8 Commercial Truck (see also Truck) 9 Dealer 10 Driverless 11 First Automobile in New Mexico 12 First Issues 13 Governor & Lt. Governor — and Other Early Political Plates 14 Guest, Tourist and Visitor 15 Highway Department 16 Motor Truck 17 Motorcycle 18 Motorcycle Dealer 19 Mounted Patrol 20 National Guard Officer 21 Official 22 Passenger 23 Porcelains 24 Pre-States 25 Registration Certificate Holders 26 Salesman 27 Samples 28 School Bus 29 Staff Officer 30 State Police Motorcycle & State Police Passenger 31 Taxi (see also Commercial Car and Bus) 32 Trailer 33 Truck (see also Commercial Truck) 34 U.S. Official 35 1943 Windshield Stickers 36 1951 Windshield Stickers License Plate Administration License Plate Administration 37 County Allocations & County Prefixes 38 Enabling Legislation 39 1910 Albuquerque Ordinance 40 1910 Las Vegas Ordinance 41 1910 Santa Fe Ordinance 42 1911 Raton Ordinance 43 1912 New Mexico Automobile License Law 44 1913 New Mexico Motor Vehicle Law 45 1919 New Mexico Motor Vehicle Law 46 1923 New Mexico Motor Vehicle Law 47 Issuing Authorities 48 Manufacturers of New Mexico License Plates 49 Motor Vehicle Records in New Mexico 50 Registration Statistics 51 New Mexico Towns Miscellany 52 Miscellaneous New Mexico License Plates and Related Items Variations of New Mexico License Plates and Error Plates Double Zias Duplicate Plates Temporary Plates Canceled Plates Plates from U.S. Military Bases in New Mexico Tribal Plates Titles and Registration Certificates Chauffeur Badges Operator’s (Driver’s) Licenses Bicycle Tags DAV Tags Cereal Premiums Chewing Gum Premiums Handicap Parking Permits Billboard Plates Advertising Toppers and Booster Plates New Mexico State Road Number Signs Official N.M. State Highway Department Road Maps Brake & Light Stickers Dog Tags Modern Plates 53 Modern Plates Index Subject Index |
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