This is a rare original prestige hard backed book with slipcase of the Maserati supercar. The MC12 (or ‘Tipo M144S’ as it was known internally) was a two-seater car derived from the Ferrari Enzo that was conceived to compete in the FIA GT Championships.

In 2004 and 2005 some 50 cars were produced to be sold as a Stradale road going version to the public.

• The white book is carefully crafted and printed in English and Italian. It includes superb photography and details within. The blue slipcase boasts a three dimensional cloisonne Maserati logo. It is all in excellent condition. (NICM26) (x1xx)

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These rare original heavy medals were issued by Maserati to VIPs and customers at the launch of the new 4200 Series. The ‘coin’ is quite heavy and measures 3.5″ / 9 cm in diameter. It features cast and cloisonné details as well as a lustrous finish, which has seen some wear. Due to its weight, it has a thin soft underpadding which protects surfaces. (VGC) (VGC1)

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This rare vintage original measures over 3 feet tall  (39.5 x 27.5” / 100 x 70cm). It has been linen mounted and is in very good condition but with some minor restoration. The artwork by Mario Puppo (1905 – 1977) features a stylized red GP car (likely a Ferrari or Maserati) exploding through the image.

The 1948 San Remo Grand Prix was a non-Championship voiturette motor race held on 27 June 1948 at the Autodromo di Ospadaletti, in Sanremo Italy. It was the 8th race of the 1948 Grand Prix season. The event was won by Alberto Ascari in a Maserati 4CLT/48, starting from pole position. Luigi Villoresi finished second in a Maserati 4CLT/48 and Clemar Bucci rouned out third in a Maserati 4CL 1502.

This was Alberto Ascari’s very first Grand Prix win!

• This is the only example we have ever seen, and it is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate. (CSFF26)

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On offer are four original factory publications:

• 1600 (two versions – one with Fratelli Maserati)
• 1050 Coupe S
• 1600 GT Coupe

This lot is being sold together and represents a great value!  (BNC)

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This is Maserati A6 sales catalog reprint of an original factory brochure was published by Floyd Clymer and features the new 1500 and illustrations of both production and racing vehicles. This 16 page French language brochure measures 7.5×5.5″/ 19x14cm.  (BNC)

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This original 8 panel fold out color brochure features text in English and Italian. It is in very good condition and measures 6.5×12.5″ / 16.5x32cm.

• Inside are the Maserati Indy, Ghibli Coupe & Spyder and Mexico. (BNC)

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This historic show saw the launch of landmark vehicles such as the Maserati – A6G/54 Allemano – A6G 2000 Berlinetta Frua & A6G 2000 Zagato (s/n 2107) and Citroen DS19. Ferrari brought the 250 GT Europa s/n 0405GT and 375 America (with the engine of the soon-to-be-launched 410 Superamerica). Several motorcycles were also launched at this show.

This lovely rare large format original French poster features fresh bright colors, with artwork by Paul Fromentier. It has been linen mounted and is in excellent condition, measuring about 4 feet tall  (30.5 x 46″ / 77 x 116 cm)

• It will of course come with our lifetime certificate.

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This super rare original factory booklet was printed in Modena, in Italian, and has a light grey duotang style paper jacket. In it are six vintage printed pages with technical data plus a torque curve chart. To the bottom of each page it is annotated with print code ‘Mod.7-3-55-400’. There is minor handling wear to the covers but the insides are clean and in very good condition.

• This is a very expensive but necessary addition to your 250F, and since only 26 real cars were built you know how rare it is!  (ALD22) (xK5.7Ux)

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This print depicts the winning Team Camoradi Maserati Birdcage of Dan Gurney & Stirling Moss. They drove the Tipo 61 to victory at the 1960 1000km of Nurburgring.

A limited edition of 500 of these were signed by both the late Dan Gurney and Stirling Moss, as well as the artist. It measures 32.5 x 25” / 83x64cm overall. The edition has been sold out for ages, we have very few left!

• This is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate, as well as a second one from the publisher.  (x2xx) (SEC)

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This is an original ink line drawing done on clear acetate / parchment paper. It was executed in 1/10 scale at the factory on 13-3-39 and has been dated as such.

The drawing measures 16.5×19.5″ / 42×49.5cm and is in fine condition.   (AL20N)

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This is an original ink line drawing done on clear acetate / parchment paper of the ‘Birdcage’ 2.9L DOHC 8-valve inline 4 cylinder engine. It was executed in 1/3 scale at the factory on ‘2.1.61’ and has been dated as such.

• The drawing measures 16×23″ / 40.5×58.5cm and is in fine condition but with a few tiny pinholes from the draftsman’s tools.   (AL20N)

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On offer are 32 original ink line drawings done on clear acetate / parchment of Maserati street and race cars. These were executed in 1/10 scale by Franco Zagari at the factory between 1974 – 1981.

Included in the 32 are;

• 1926 Tipo 26 Targa Florio (moldy)
• 1926 Tipo 26 Biposto Corsa – Targa Florio (moldy)
• 1927 Tipo 26B
• 1928 Tipo 26B
• 1928 Tipo 8C 1700 (*showing)
• 1929 Tipo V4
• 1930 Tipo 26M
• 1930 Tipo 2800TA
• 1931 Tipo 8C – 2800
• 1931 Tipo 4CM 1100 (x2 one moldy/taped)
• 1931 Tipo 4CS 1100cc
• 1931 Tipo 26M Sport
• 1931 Tipo 26 Sport Mille Miglia
• 1932-7 Tipo 4CS – 1500cc
• 1932 Tipo V5
• 1933 Tipo 8CM
• 1934 Tipo 8C 3000
• 1934 6C-34
• 1935 Tipo V8 RI
• 1936 Tipo 6CM
• 1937 Tipo 4CM 2500
• 1938 8CTF
• 1938 Tipo 8 CTF (car with louvres)
• 1938 Tipo 8 CTF (moldy)
• 1947 Tipo A6 GCS
• 1952 A6 GCM race car
• 1953 A6 GCM race car (*showing)
• 1954 A6 GCS road car
• 1955 150S road car
• 1955 250F
• 1956 Tipo 250F T2
• 1957 Tipo 250S / 300S road car (*showing)

The drawings measure 17×23″ / 43.5x59cm each and are available as a complete set for the discounted price of CAN$4495 – or individually for just CAN$225 each. They are mostly in fine condition but with handling wear commensurate with age.   (AL20N)

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This rare original book contains 84 pages plus wiring diagram and is printed in Italian and English. It is in good condition with handling wear to the covers and bears Maserati Print code 111/72 – 1500.

Buy this to maintain your car, or to show it at concours! (AL20N)

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This 8.5″ / 22cm long sealed curbside resin supercar model is finished in stunning Bianco Audace

It is complete with deluxe base and acrylic cover (not showing), and is limited to just 300 pieces.

• The edition is now sold out – very few remain!     (BBR P18191AV) (x2xx)

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This is a perfect copy of the vintage open face Herbert Johnson style helmet Fangio wore over three years during his drives and Championships in various race cars including the Mercedes W196, Maserati 250F, Lancia D24 & D50, Ferrari 860 Monza & 290 MM.

The helmet shell is built from a base molded from resin and fibers while its inside is lined with natural 3mm / 0.12″ thick cork.  All straps are crafted from the finest real leather while the padding and covers are stitched from 100% cotton. (csn25)

• A very small edition of these have been produced for us in Argentina and they are complete with certificate.  (x2Lxx)
• At the 2021 Mexican GP, Valtteri Bottas was given one of these replicas as the Pole Position award!
• The very same replica helmet was also given to Sebastian Vettel at the 2022 Mexican GP!

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This 6 page full color brochure features text in four languages.

It is in good condition and measures 6×11.75″ / 15x30cm with print code 1000-11-71. (price is for individual brochures)

• We also have the following brochures – 1968 marked ‘Tip. Rebecchi – Modena’, 1969 marked ‘5.000 – XII – 69, 1970 marked ‘3000 – X – 70’.  (AL19) (BNC)

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Moss won the race, his first of three at Monaco!

This is part of an edition of 850 prints, each hand signed in pencil by the late Sir Stirling Moss and the artist. (19×25.5″ / 48x65cm).    We have only one left!

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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• It is part of an artist signed edition of 300 heavy stock paper prints. (20×20″ / 51x51cm)  (x2xx)

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• It is part of an artist signed limited edition printed on heavy stock paper. (25×18″ / 64x46cm) (x4xx)

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This rare vintage original is in very nice condition but with some minor touch ups and restoration that were done when it was professionally linen mounted. It is large and measures about four feet tall  (31×47″ / 79x119cm) and features artwork by J. Ramel showing a stylized Ferrari 500/625 GP car (the previous year’s winner) leading a French Blue Gordini.

• The 1956 event was won by Stirling Moss in the Maserati 250F followed by Juan Manuel Fangio in a Ferrari, and Jean Behra in the sister 250F.

This large early poster is both rare and expensive!

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.   (x5.61fr -K61Ux)

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