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No. 1057
1968, Lancia engine for Flavia Coupé 1800 injection, unrestored original condition

No. 1058 LE MANS
1958, mixed lot of 6 stickers "24 heures du Mans 21 et 22 Juin 1958", 7x27cm, good condition

No. 1059 BUGATTI
mixed lot of 9 pieces, including folding brochure type 101, Exposition 1937 Bugatti "Automotrices Rapides", Bugatti boat "2 / 5 CV", plus 4 one-sheet brochures body variants "Galbier", "Atalante"...good condition

No. 1060 GIOVANNI MICHELOTTI
1950s, two pencil designs for an advertising vehicle "Super Iride", two-seater limousine with special bodywork, each 40x60cm

No. 1061 LE MANS
Event poster 24h Le Mans 21/22.June.1958, beautiful design by Beligond, racing car in full speed under the Dunlop bridge, 38x29cm, good condition

No. 1062 CYCLES LEA
Original advertising poster "Cycles Lea et Norma", 100x65cm, good condition, rare

No. 1063 TAZIO NUVOLARI
Hand-signed original b/w photograph Tazio Nuvolari on Bianchi, 18x13cm, stamped "Franco Zagari"

No. 1064 TAZIO NUVOLARI
1933, letter from Tazio Nuvolari to the DDAC, in which Nuvolari confirms receipt of a letter dated the 8th of the month and declares his agreement with the content - in particular with his non-participation in the Eifel race, as well as his participation in the races on the Avus (on Scuderia Ferrari's Alfa Romeo Type Monza) and in the German Grand Prix.Enclosed he sends the requested entry forms and at the same time informs that he will not be able to participate in the Kesselberg race as he will start in the 24 Hours of Le Mans on the same day. Finally, he thanks everyone for their congratulations and looks forward to seeing you again soon. Signed with abbreviation

No. 1065 TAZIO NUVOLARI
1934, letter from Tazio Nuvolari (1892-1953) to Anthony Noghès, founder of the Automobile Club de Monaco and initiator of the Monaco Grand Prix.Nuvolari reported that he had been in Milan for two months to await his son's operation, which had been completed the previous day with excellent results. Due to these circumstances, he politely asks for indulgence for his late reply to the addressee's letter.He thanked Noghès warmly for the invitation to take part in the Monaco Grand Prix and for the special conditions granted, and confirmed his participation for 1934 - this time in a Bugatti.Nuvolari encloses the duly signed entry form and announces that he will provide the technical details of his car as soon as Meo Costantini, the then head of the Bugatti works team, has decided on the exact type of car.The letter ends with kind regards and the anticipation of seeing him again soon in Monaco, signed Nuvolari

No. 1066 VINCENZO FLORIO
1952, signed letter from Vincenzo Florio to Taso Mathieson, in which V. Florio thanks the British motorsport world for its interest in the upcoming 1953 Targa Florio..., dated 27.11.1952

No. 1067 RAYMOND SOMMER
Hand-signed letter from Raymond Sommer (1906-1950) to Alice Caracciola, in which the French Grand Prix driver outlines his ambitious plans for a transatlantic involvement in the Indianapolis 500.Sommer reports on a conversation with Ruggieri, the owner of an almost new Maserati 3 Litri, which the two wanted to prepare together for the start in the United States. The letter reveals Sommer's strategic thinking, his technical ambitions and the importance of international contacts in pre-war motorsport. He asks Alice Caracciola to use her connections in the American racing scene - namely Wilbur Shaw, the later three-time Indy 500 winner - to secure an appropriate entry fee and organizational support, dated November 15, 1947, incl. b/w photo / portrait shot

No. 1068 DAIMLER MOTORS COMPANY
Original b/w photo postcard Wilhelm Merck on 1,5L Mercedes, 9x14cm, stamped "Erich Kirsch", fold crease in the middle, otherwise good condition

No. 1069 DAIMLER MOTORS COMPANY
Original b/w photo postcard Christian Werner on Mercedes Grand Prix racing car, 9x14cm

No. 1070 DAIMLER MOTORS COMPANY
Original b/w photo / photo postcard Alfred Neubauer on Mercedes, Count Giulio Masetti to the left, Targa Florio 1924, 9x14cm

No. 1071 FREDDY FRITH
Hand-signed original b/w photo / photo postcard, signed by Freddy Frith (Norton), 9x14cm

No. 1072 RENÉ VINCENT
ca. 1920, advertising poster "Au Bon Marché - Toys and Games", extraordinarily rare, large-format advertising poster by the French artist René Vincent, created in the 1920s for the famous Parisian department store Au Bon Marché. The motif shows a child driving a pedal car, accompanied by a teddy bear, duck and other toys - an enchanting depiction of childlike joy and an outstanding example of French poster art of the time. This is the 6-sheet edition of which only two copies are known. Vibrant, fresh colors, very good condition, 225,5x338,5cm, rarity

No. 1073 GEO HAM
1935, original poster "MCF Moto Club France", design by Geo Ham (1900-1972), 40x29.5cm, framed 52.5x42.5cm

No. 1074 PEUGEOT
Late 1920s, original advertising poster "La Moto Peugeot - La Grand Marque Nationale", design G.Favre, 60x40cm, professionally mounted on linen, some folds and creases visible, otherwise good condition, rare

No. 1075 AMILCARE ROSSETTI
Hand-signed b/w photograph Amilcare Rossetti on Norton, Grand Prix Suisse 1935, 16.8x17.8cm

No. 1076 MAURICE PHILIPPE / KEN TYRRELL
Hand-signed color photograph by designer Maurice Philippe (Lotus) and Ken Tyrrell, 9x13

No. 1077
Multiple signed b/w recording "40 Years Sachsenring", with more than 30 signatures, including Heinz Rosner, Bill Ivy, Bill Neslon, Giacomo Agostini, Mike Hailwood, Jim Redman, Karl Hoppe, Phil Read, Mike Duff Giola Marzikovski, P.Stastny, Ralph Bryanz, W.Woodmann, Nieto, Ginger Malloy, Joe Dunlop, Gustav Havel, Karl Braun, Paul Löffler, Rolf Becker, W.Schulze, Manfred Gräf, Klaus Enderlein, Ewald Kluge, Werner Greizu, Hans Weber, H.Hoffmann, Karl Berthl, H.Barth, U.Friedel, R.Vogel, Scheidegger, 29x24cm

No. 1078 COUPE DE PARIS 1945
Event poster "Coupe de Paris", the first automobile and motorcycle race after the Second World War, held in the Bois de Boulogne in Paris. The work was created by Jean Luc and shows the characteristic graphic elegance of the immediate post-war period. The winner of the main race was Jean Pierre Wimille in a Bugatti T50. The poster is offered together with an original event program. An extremely rare collector's item - only this example is known to date. 160x100cm, very good condition (on linen), rarity

No. 1079 GLADIATOR
1897, original poster "Cycles & Motocyclettes Gladiator" by Misti (Ferdinand Mifliez) for the French manufacturer Gladiator. The humorous and lively motif shows a couple on bicycles fleeing from a gendarme - a typical scene from Misti's cheerful yet elegantly drawn pictorial world.Misti, one of the leading French poster artists of the Belle Époque, was known for his characteristic lines and his ability to capture movement and joie de vivre in colorful lithographs.Printed by P.Jossu et Tranchant 18 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris.A charming example of French advertising art of the early 20th century, 148.5x109cm, very good condition, mounted on linen

No. 1080 RUDGE WITHWORTH
c. 1930, advertising poster for the British manufacturer Rudge Withworth, design Gus Bofa, rare copy, very good condition, 159x119cm (on linen)

No. 1081 EIFEL RACE 1939
Event poster for the International Eifel Race at the Nürburgring in 1939, designed by Alfred Hierl. The design shows a BMW 328, a Mercedes Benz W154 and a BMW racing machine. Symbols of German engineering and pre-war sporting elegance. This poster is one of the internationally best-known motorsport motifs of the era and is exceptionally rare in the English-language version presented here. 119.5x84cm, very good condition (on linen)

No. 1082 DKW
Original advertising poster "DKW Motorräder 1936" model program with prices e.g. RT 2 1/2PS, KM 200L, SB 350..., 99,5x69,5cm

No. 1083 LA BUIRE
1911, rare poster with a design by Ernest Montaut, created to commemorate the extraordinary long-distance drive from St. Petersburg to Sevastopol. This long-distance journey of over 3000 km was considered one of the toughest automobile tests of its time. Two production vehicles from the French brand La Buire completed the race without penalty points and took first place ahead of 63 competitors - a remarkable success for the company based in Lyon at the time. Montaut's design impresses with its clear, powerful visual language and symbolizes the technical reliability and robustness of the brand. An impressive testimony to the pioneering automotive era, 118x156.5cm (on linen), very good condition

No. 1084
1935, original event poster "Internationales Eifelrennen auf dem Nürburgring 16.Juni.1935", design by Stürmer, 68,5x47,5cm, mounted on hardboard, upper right corner with smaller abrasions, otherwise good condition, rare

No. 1085 DELAHAYE
1935, impressive advertising poster, designed by Roger Péron for the French car manufacturer Delahaye. This iconic motif is one of the most famous works of Art Deco automobile advertising and uniquely embodies elegance, dynamism and the French style of the time. Signed and dated lower left "Roger Péron, 1935". This color version is particularly rare and impresses with its fresh, bright colors and excellent print quality, 157.5x118cm (on linen)

No. 1086 CARLO DEMAND
Original poster design by Carlo Demand (1921-2000), gouache on cardboard, created as an official design for the Tour de France poster in 1949. The motif shows a powerfully modeled foot energetically pedaling a racing bike - a symbol of dynamism, endurance and the tireless human drive that has always characterized the Tour de France. Next to the composition are eight flags of participating European nations - France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain and Italy - alluding to the international dimension of the race in the immediate post-war period. However, this design was not chosen for the official event poster and therefore remains unique, 52.5x42.5cm

No. 1087 ARDIE
1920s, original advertising poster "Ardie Motoräder - Ardie Werk A.G. Nürnberg", 70x45cm, good condition, rare

No. 1088 CHALONAS SUR MARNE
1925, event palakt "Grand Gymkana Automobile", design by Léopold Duflo, the colorful and detailed motif shows a lively scene of the automobile competition with racing cars, spectators and music corps. The depiction also charmingly captures the enthusiasm of the 1920s for the automobile, 158x112.5cm, brilliant colors, very good condition (on linen)

No. 1089 AVUS RACE 1935
Event poster for the 1935 Avus race, designed by Klotz & Kienest. The motif impresses with its clear design and impressive dynamics and documents the technical and creative enthusiasm for progress of the time and is considered one of the most sought-after racing posters. The race was won by Hans Stuck on Auto Union...rare large version, 120x83cm (on linen)

No. 1090 MARTINI
c. 1910, exceptionally rare advertising poster, design by Edouard Elzingre for the Swiss automobile manufacturer Martini. With an impressive depiction of a speeding open Martini touring car, while a policeman stops a stagecoach to let the car pass. A wonderful, dynamic symbol of the technical progress of the early days of the automobile. The work fascinates with its brilliant colors and powerful imagery, typical of the pioneering years of automobile advertising, 109x147cm (on linen), very good condition

No. 1091 MAICO
Original racing poster "Deutschlandfahrt 1952 - Maico holds the top - The great success with Maico M175, design Russ, 83,5x59,5cm

No. 1092 COUPE PILETTE 1907
Exceptionally rare original poster for the "Coupe Pilette 1907", sponsored by the Automobile Club de Spa. A remarkable lithograph characterized by a unique graphic detail. The work fascinates with its brilliant colors and dynamic design, which impressively captures the pioneering spirit of early motorsport. An outstanding example of Belgian poster art of the "Belle Époque", 117x82.5cm, professionally archived and removed from the frame, extremely rare, only a few copies known

No. 1093 FERRARI
Ammeter Veglia Borletti (660225), for Ferrari 365, used good optical condition

No. 1094 FERRARI
Water temperature gauge Veglia Borletti, for Ferrari 250GT 2+2 / 330 America, display in Fahrenheit, NOS

No. 1095 FERRARI
Oil temperature gauge Veglia Borletti, for Ferrari 250GT 2+2 / 330 America, display in degrees, NOS with slight traces of storage

No. 1096 FERRARI
Oil temperature gauge Veglia Borletti, for Ferrari 250GT 2+2, NOS, with slight traces of storage

No. 1097 MERCEDES-BENZ
Hardtop type 190SL (W121), dark gray, beige interior with red sun visors, with rare narrow rear window, unrestored original condition

No. 1098 PORSCHE
Lower part bumper, front, 911 G-model, yellow, used condition, GRP

No. 1099 PORSCHE
Front bumper for Porsche 911 2.7 Carrera RS, GRP

No. 1100 BMW
V8 drive unit (engine number 17649) 110hp, for BMW 502, without carburetor, unrestored original condition

No. 1101 GRAND PRIX AUTOMOBILE MONACO
mixed lot of 4 high-quality reprints, event posters "Grand Prix Automobile Monaco", published 1983 by the Automobile Club de Monaco, among them the years 1933, 1934, 1950, as well as 1957, each 101x70cm, good condition

No. 1102
Original event poster ADAC 1000KM race at the Nürburgring 1966, framed 93x70cm

No. 1103 FERRARI
Yearbook/Annuario Ferrari 1961, slight signs of wear, good condition

No. 1104 FERRARI
Ferrari Jahrbuch/Annuari 1965, small tear at the cover, otherwise good condition