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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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 original leaflet is in very good condition with dealer stamp to the front. To the reverse side are technical details of the 450S and print code ‘1.500-6/1957’. The brochure measures 8×12″ / 21×30 cm.

This is the ultimate Maserati – only 9 were made!

You can imagine how few of these brochures were printed.   (GMMC) (x3)

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This rare original two sided brochure features technical details to the reverse side of the 150S and is in fine condition. The cover shows the Fantuzzi bodied car. (GMMC)

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This rare original version opens up to feature a photo of Jean Behra at his 1955 Nurburgring GP victory in the 150S.

It is in very good condition but with a faded dealer stamp to the cover and measures 8 x 11.75″ / 21 x 30cm. (GMMC)

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This rare original poster is very large, measuring 5 feet tall  (45.5 x 60” / 115x152cm) and the vibrant artwork by G. Raspaut shows a speeding Maserati. It has been professionally linen mounted and is in very nice condition with minor restoration to one of the original fold lines towards the bottom. This lithograph was printed by Moullot, Marseille and is one of the few large format ones known.

This Grand Prix took place at the Circuit du Roussillon in France on May 8, 1949. The event was a complete domination by Maserati who took the first 6 places!

The race was won by Juan Manuel Fangio in Maserati 4CLT-48 s/n 1599 racing on behalf of the ‘Automovil Club Argentino’. Second place went to Prince Bira in 4CLT 48 s/n 1598.

• This gem of course comes with our lifetime certificate.  (masx)

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This film on the life of Juan Manuel Fangio features poster artwork by Averado Ginello showing Juan in the Maserati 250F.

Our poster is in very good condition but with original fold lines that have been minimized by the professional linen backing. It is very large and measures 4.5 feet tall  (39×55” / 99x140cm)!

As a note this original poster was never released when the movie came out, and is quite rare!

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate. (x1xx)

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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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This 14″ /36cm tall original silver trophy was awarded to Luigi Villoresi in his Maserati 4CL s/n 1586 on Jan 17 at Parco Palermo in Buenos Aires. The cup itself is silver plated and measures 10″ high and 10″ wide. It is inscribed – Automovil Club Argentino, Premio Ciudad De Buenos Aires, Circuito De Palermo, 17 De Enero De 1948 – and the opposite side it is inscribed with the sponsor – Cigarrillos Piloto – which was a popular cigarette brand at the time.

This race was part of the South American Formula Libre/Temporada series.

This is quite simply a stunning trophy and lovely piece of Maserati / Argentina race history.

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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This is a rare original six page fold out with two pages of images of the A6GCS/2000 plus mechanical details, and a drawing of it racing at the 1954 Mille Miglia. A side panel folds out to list specifications in Italian. The rear cover page lists Maserati victories 1953 – 1954.

This brochure is in very good condition and measures 8.5×11″ closed. (GMMC)

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This is the earliest original Maserati full range catalog! It illustrates the entire production range including competition models. There are no photos – rather drawings, as at the time the bodies were custom ordered by clients.

The brochure has two hard covers and 32 pages (16 sheets) bound with a metallic spiral, measuring 24x17cm / 9.5×7″ closed. The cover has a metallic layer (aluminum?) which has oxidized a bit. The inside pages are printed on a single side.

The following cars are illustrated:

• Type 4 CM 1100 cc. Record
• Type 4CM 1100 cc. Monoposto
• 4CS Sport 1100 cc. Mille Miglia
• 4 CS 1000 cc. Spider Sport
• 4 CS 1500 cc. Sport
• 4 CS 1500-2000 cc. Grand Sport / Grand Sport Sedan
• 4 CS 1500-2000 cc. Torpedo Sport
• 8CS 2500-3000 cc. Grand Sport Sedan
• 8 CS 2500-3000 cc.
• 8CM 3000 cc. Monoposto
• 8 CM 3000 cc. Monoposto G.P. 34-36

Each picture is separated by an onion skin page.

This is an incredibly rare brochure and a must have for anyone that covets Maserati or has one of the cars featured inside. (GMMC) (x2xx)

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This ultra rare A6GCS/2000 book is an original first printing from Maserati Italy and details all of the mechanical and technical specifications of this rare car in all of its variations –

• Zagato
• Frua
• Spyder

There are 26 pages and several foldout diagrams inside this vintage manual, which bears Maserati Print code ‘234.51’. It is in very good original condition but with the expected minor handling wear to the covers, but a perfect interior.

This works for all variants of the A6G from 1951 – 1956 and is a must for concours or maintenance!    (GMMC)

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This rare vintage original poster is in very good condition on linen and large, measuring about four feet tall  (31×47″ / 79x119cm). The artwork by Bernard Minne shows two stylized GP cars.

The race was won by Juan Manuel Fangio in the Maserati 250F (s/n 2528) followed by Tony Brooks in the Vanwall and Masten Gregory in the sister 250F.

This early poster is one of two artistic versions done for the 1957 calendar year.

• It is both Rare and Expensive, and will of course be accompanied by our lifetime certificate.   (x1xx)  (xK5.71Uxx)

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This large original linen mounted poster is in very good condition with bold colors and measures about 4 feet tall  (31×47″ / 79x119cm). The artwork by Bernard Minne shows a stylized vintage Grand Prix car (Maserati 4CLT or a Ferrari) at speed.

It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

Race Results –

1. Juan Manuel Fangio – Alfa Romeo 159
2. Alberto Ascari- Ferrari 125
3. Louis Chiron – Maserati 4CLT

Expensive, enquire. (x5.71Ux) (s)

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This is an 8×10″ / 20×25.5cm photo signed by both the late Rene Dreyfus and Luigi Chinetti Sr. at Indianapolis, 1940. Dreyfus is sitting in his Maserati 8CL and the event was won by Wilbur Shaw in the very same Maserati 8C TF he ran to win the previous 1939 Indy 500.  (csa242)

• It is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.

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This is the only factory yearbook ever produced by Maserati!

The vintage original book is in very good condition but with some handling wear to the covers. It is oversized, measuring 10.75×8.25″ / 28x21cm and contains 188 pages in both color and black & white documenting period photos, race victories & cars produced, including;

• 4CM / 4 CM
• 4CS / 4 CS
• 6CM / 6CM
• 8CM / 8 CM
• 250F
• 200/S
• A6GCS – A6G CS
• Zagato bodied cars
• Le Mans, Mille Miglia, etc.

The rare annual is considered the ‘holy grail’ of Maserati literature. It was printed in Modena by Officine Alfieri Maserati S.p.A.

• This is of course accompanied by our lifetime certificate.                    (x4xx)

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This rare original catalog features four cars –

• Cabriolet A6G 2000/A
• Berlina A6G 2000/B
• Berlina A6G 2000/C
• Berlina A6GG 2000/D (A6G Frua Spyder/Zagato Coupé in variations)

It unfolds to 8 pages and is in good condition but with tape to the edges, and measures 8 x 11.75″ / 21 x 30cm. (GMMC) (x1xx)

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This incredible large scale replica was hand built in the US by Ron Phillips in a tiny edition of just 15 units, which sold out immediately in 1992/3.

The three foot long (37″ / 94cm) 35 lbs / 16kg all metal model is very detailed, and fully operable by remote control, capable of speeds up to 80 mph! Inside it possesses a modified R/C helicopter engine. The replica is in fine overall condition for its 30 year old age, but with a windscreen that has crazed over time and some minor handling wear.

• Email for more pix of this expensive museum quality model. (K54Ux)

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