The 1931 price list brochure of the Minerva Motors company (established in Antwerpen, Belgium) on 6 pages for "vehicules industuiels" or industry material, in this case a lorry, redacted in French AND another 1934 price list brochure of the Minerva Motors company on 6 pages for "nijverheids wagens" (industry material), for lorries and tractors, redacted in Dutch. These brochures describe the technical specifications of the lorries and tractors, as well as the chassis of the different models of the years 1931 and 1934. The cars would have been fitted with the famous "sans soupapes" engine for "heavy oil". Prices range from 33'600 Belgian Francs for the smallest 1931 model to 179'300 Belgian Francs for the biggest lorry in 1934. The brochures also state the general terms and conditions for sales by the Minerva Motors company on the back. It included a 12 months guarantee, provided "normal use" and under the condition the unit was never tinkered with by non-Minerva approved engineers. The 1931 example celebrates the "made in Belgium" aspect by highlighting "du materiel Belge d'une valeur incontestée". These brochures was previously owned by the “Automobielmuseum Driebergen”.