This original ‘Thank You’ card has been hand signed by the late Enzo Ferrari in his trademark violet pen and dated Natale (Christmas) 1986.  The factory postcard measures 16 x 10.5cm / 6.5 x 4.25″ and is in very good condition with matching postmarked envelope dated ’23/1/87′ made out to Jean Francois Marchet of France.

• This of course comes with our lifetime certificate.

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This slim hardcover book covers the early history of the marque and all of the cars from the 166 & 195 Inter up to and including the 288 GTO, F40 & F50. It contains 80 pages and is filled with color photos.

• The book measures 8 x 10″/ 20 x 25 cm and is in very good condition but with some minor shelf wear. (NAK)

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This original ‘Foglio Montaggio’ report measures 14×8.5” / 36x22cm and is 5 pages long and contains all of the technical specifications of the car, motor, chassis, brakes, etc.

As Ferrari keeps all original (first print) build sheets in their archives, and none are released, this is a period facsimile that was made in the 1960s by the Factory for one of the early owners of the car.

• It is a known fact that Ferrari does not release even copies of these pre-1968 originals, so it is incredibly rare that this one got out!

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This is the 2nd Edition in Italian, published by Arbe Officine Grafiche Modena, 1980. It is limited to 3000 copies and is 230 pages long. This book is in excellent condition and inside the cover page is a little envelope with a written inscription by Enzo (not signed).

These books were authored by Enzo Ferrari and were never for sale to the general public. They were meant strictly for ‘internal use’ and were usually given to clients, friends, and visitors to the Ferrari factory. 

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This is the fourth edition in Italian of which only a few thousand were printed. It is 495 pages long and in mint condition with cardboard slipcover.

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This is the rare first edition in Italian of which only 2500 were printed. It is 359 pages long and in mint condition. Inside is a postcard written / signed by Enzo Ferrari – caru cordiali saluti.

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.
  

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This postcard has been signed by the late triple World Champion in black ball point pen across the head shot on the front of the card. The reverse side bears a facsimile signature and Ferrari team sponsor logos. The postcard measures 4.25×6.5″ and is in very good condition. (312 B3)

• This of course comes with our lifetime certificate.

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This is dated 24 June 1923, with one page showing a celebratory advertisement for Enzo Ferrari’s very first victory at the Circuito del Savio in an Alfa Romeo RL 6 cyl. on Pirelli Cord tires.

The original 8×12″ / 20x31cm poster page has been removed and mounted on board for display, but the original 22 page magazine is also included. It is perfect for framing!

• This is of course includes our lifetime certificate.

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This is the fourth edition in Italian of which only a few thousand were printed, very few of which were actually hand signed. This one is neatly autographed on the inside header page by Enzo in trademark violet ink. It is 495 pages long and in mint condition.

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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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 is an original hand typed 365GT exhaust and crankcase emission control report, dated 10/25/68.

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The first four annuals produced by the Scuderia  are the among the rarest  Ferrari publications. This original yearbook covers four years, the 1930 – 1931 – 1932 – 1933 seasons. It is spiral bound, over 100 pages long, in very good condition with clean pages and only minor handling wear to the covers.

The Quarto  reviews all of the races for the early Alfa Romeo team including –

• 8C 2300
• 6C 1750
• Nuvolari
• Pintacuda
• Varzi
• Mille Miglia
• Targa Florio & more

This is a must have for any serious Ferrari or Alfa literature collection!

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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The first four annuals produced by the Scuderia are the among the rarest  Ferrari publications. This original one covers the first three years, the 1930 – 1931 – 1932 seasons. It is spiral bound, complete, and in very good condition with clean pages and only minor handling wear to the covers.

The Terzo  reviews all of the races for the early Alfa Romeo team including-

• 8C 2300
• 6C 1750
• Nuvolari
• Pintacuda
• Varzi
• Mille Miglia
• Targa Florio, and more

This is a must have for any serious Ferrari or Alfa literature collection!

• It will of course include our lifetime certificate.

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This rare vintage book is printed in Italian and signed & dated inside in violet ink Ferrari ’70. It is a First Edition published in 1970 to 1000 numbered copies, and is numbered 0011.

The pages are perfect, though there is some minor shelf wear to the spine and the yellow outer jacket is missing.

• This is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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As Ferrari keeps all original (first print) build sheets in their archives, and none are released, this ‘Foglio Montaggio’ is a period facsimile that was made in the 1960s by the Factory for one of the early owners of the car.

It measures 14×8.5” / 36x22cm and is 5 pages long and contains all of the technical specifications of the car, motor, chassis, brakes, etc.

It is a known fact that Ferrari does not release even copies of these pre-1968 originals, so it is incredibly rare that this one got out.

• Note this is the ex- Steve McQueen 275 GTB/4 NART car!

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This rare original book was printed by the Ferrari Factory (Arbe Grafiche – Modena) in a limited edition of 1000 copies in Italian. It is in excellent condition and has a Ferrari notecard attached inside on which Enzo has written – molti auguri  (best wishes) in purple marker.

The book contains photos, a brief biography, and Enzo’s personal opinion on 53 Italian journalists. It is 116 pages long with a textured ‘cork’ cover.

Note that this book was never sold, it was gifted by Enzo to friends.

It is of course offered with our lifetime certificate.

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This is the rare first edition in Italian.  It is neatly autographed and inscribed on the inside header page by Enzo in trademark violet ink A Florini – Ferrari  and bears an Enzo Ferrari calling card attached with a paperclip. The thick 359 page book is in mint condition with original cardboard slipcover.

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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This biography has been hand signed and inscribed in violet ink on the inside cover (translated from Italian) – To ‘Contessa’ with much good friendship Ferrari ’64.

This Fourth Edition copy is thought to have been gifted to one of Enzo’s mistresses. The book has a worn dust jacket patched with tape but is in otherwise good condition and printed in Italian.

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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This rare original magazine is in average condition but with handling wear and a tear to the front cover.

• It is 48 pages long with photos of Nuvolari in the Alfa Romeo 8C 2900 and 8C 2300, Dreyfus in the P3 and more.

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