Wanderer 1935 · export edition
The 1935 Wanderer range in its English-language export edition - the oldest brochure in this archive, covering the 35, 40 and 50 HP types (designated W 235, W 240 and W 250) as four-door saloons, two-door and sports cabriolets, a six-light saloon and the Pullman. Cover and eleven pages, added to the archive in 2026. Click any page to enlarge it.
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Cover The cover carries only the shield with the winged W and the four Auto Union rings. -
Title page The Wanderer radiator with its winged emblem, beneath the decorative WANDERER lettering. -
Quality „QUALITY … the 1935 Types … 35 HP - 40 HP - 50 HP …“ The opening text page sets out the Wanderer claim to quality and introduces the three engine sizes of the 1935 programme. Full transcription in preparation. -
35 HP saloon „35 HP WANDERER FOUR DOOR SALOON …“ The 35 HP four-door saloon - the entry type of the 1935 range (listed as type W 235; the printed designation awaits proofreading). -
Interior Interior details of the saloon alongside a colour illustration of the four-door body. -
40 HP saloon „40 HP WANDERER FOUR DOOR SALOON W 240“ The 40 HP four-door saloon, type W 240. -
40 HP cabriolet „40 HP WANDERER TWO DOOR CABRIOLET …“ The 40 HP two-door cabriolet with the top up (type designation only partially legible in the photograph). -
Details Interior and technical details of the 1935 range. -
50 HP types „50 HP WANDERER SIX LIGHT SALOON … W 250“ · „50 HP WANDERER FOUR DOOR SPORTS CABRIOLET …“ The 50 HP six-light saloon and four-door sports cabriolet, type W 250. -
50 HP Pullman „50 HP WANDERER FOUR DOOR PULLMAN SALOON W 250“ The 50 HP four-door Pullman saloon - the grand body of the range. -
1935 Types „WANDERER 1935 TYPES“ The specification table of the range: the 35, 40 and 50 HP types with cylinders, bore and stroke, tax and actual horsepower and wheelbases. Full transcription in preparation. -
Back cover
Photographed pages; transcriptions are working drafts and await proofreading. The page order follows the seller's photographs - confirmation against the original booklet is welcome.