This print shows the Scuderia Ferrari  Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monzas in the garage before a race. It is part of a sold out limited edition of 500 prints measuring 33 x 25″ / 84 x 64cm.

• The print has been tastefully framed with a cream mat, wood frame, and glass (Overall 37 x 19″ / 99 x 63cm) (x1xx)

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The artwork shows the #2 Mercedes W196 Monoposto at the hands of Juan Manuel Fangio leading Alberto Ascari’s #26 Lancia D50 and Maurice Trintignant’s #44 Ferrari 625 F1 through Mirabeau.  Trintignant eventually wins the race in the Ferrari!

This is part of a now sold out limited edition of 100 large format canvas prints measuring over 4 feet tall  (38.5×50″ / 98x127cm + border)

• Each one is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate. (x1xx – 46)
  

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Tazio Nuvolari drives one of the earliest  Ferraris, the 166 SC (s/n 0IC/010I) with co-pilot Sergio Scapinelli. He is ahead of –

• Cisitalia 202 of Scagliarini / Maffiodo
• Ferrari 166 (s/n 003S) of Biondetti / Navone (1st place)

The large framed piece measures over 3.5 feet wide (38×32″ / 97x81cm + frame).

• This is of course offered with our lifetime certificate.

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The Scuderia Ferrari  Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza at the hands of Tazio Nuvolari leads Achille Varzi’s Bugatti Type 51 (T51)  and others past Beau Rivage.  Varzi eventually wins the race in the Bugatti!

It is part of a now sold out limited edition of 100 large format canvas prints measuring over 4 feet wide  (49×36″ / 125x91cm + border)

• Each one is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate. (x1xx – 79)

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• It is part of a now sold out edition of 500 artist signed paper prints which measure over 3 feet wide (37×22″ / 94x56cm).

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This uber rare vintage original poster is the only known example. The artwork by H.J. Moser shows a stylized Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza / P3 Tipo B leading a Bugatti Type 51 (T51). The large linen mounted poster measures over 3 feet tall (39.5×28″ – 100x71cm) and is in very fine condition with a minor tear that was repaired and some light restoration work to the top border. It was published by Denter & Nicolas in Berlin.

The event on July 17, 1932 was a total sweep for Alfa Romeo with Rudolf Caracciola winning, followed by Tazio Nuvolari & Mario Borzacchini, all driving an Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B.

The 1932 event at the ‘Nurburg-Ring’ was the 5th event there, making this among the very first posters ever published for this historic race.

• This fantastic piece of motorsport history is expensive, and will of course include our lifetime certificate. (xK22Ux)

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This large vintage original poster measures about 4 feet tall  (31×47″ / 79x119cm + border) and features stunning artwork by Robert Falcucci. The art depicts a stylized red Alfa Romeo followed by a blue Bugatti speeding around a precarious Riviera-side corner.  This poster is in very fine condition and professionally linen mounted.

While all of the 1930s-era Monaco GP posters are hard to find, the 1932 is the rarest one (considering there are no 1931s circulating).

• First through third place that year was swept up by Italy, with Tazio Nuvolari in his Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Monza leading the pack followed by Caracciola (Alfa 8c) and Fagioli (Maserati 8C).

This is very expensive, and is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate. (x0xx) (xK24Ux)

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The cover shows the two Scuderia Ferrari  Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B of Tazio Nuvolari & Rudolf Caracciola during the 1932 Italian GP (Gran Prix de Monza) and there are many other photos and text on this race inside, in Italian of course.

This is 14 pages long, it measures 37x27cm and is in fine condition.

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The complete Scuderia Ferrari  Alfa Romeo team competed here – Varzi, Trossi, Chiron and Moll and they are showing on the cover. Tazio Nuvolari is showing on the back cover of this 1934 Italian GP event.

• This rare original booklet is 16 pages long, measures 12×9″, and has a newsprint style of printing.

The race was won by Rudolf Caracciola / Luigi Fagioli in the Mercedes Benz.

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This rare Alfa Romeo factory folder contains –

• two lovely 7.25×9.5″ black & white photos: the 1954 Alfa Romeo 1900 Sport & the Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 1933 Mille Miglia winner driven by the Scuderia Ferrari team of Tazio Nuvolari & Decimo Compagnoni
• A second red 8 page folder inside discusses the 42 Alfa’s running at the 1988 MM, as well as Alfa’s 11 wins at the MM and the history of each race win

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This historic event featured the cars of Alfa Romeo, Bugatti, Maserati, along with famous drivers such as Campari, Nuvolari, Varzi, Chiron, etc. The rare vintage original poster measures 15.5×21″ / 39x53cm and is in fine condition on linen.

• It will of course be offered with our lifetime certificate.

Race Results –

1. Tazio Nuvolari – Scuderia Ferrari Alfa Romeo 8C 2300
2. Louis Chiron – Bugatti Type 51 (T51)
3. Luigi Fagioli – Maserati 8C

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This is a rare original 135 page book which is complete and in very good condition. Inside it features all of the cars and drivers including the top four finishers –

• Tazio Nuvolari & Giuseppe Campari in their Alfa Romeo 8C 2300
• Minoia / Borzacchini Alfa 8C 2300
• Bugatti Type 51 (T51)
• Bugatti Type 37A (T37)

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