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No. 1297 ALBERTO ASCARI
21.11.1950, original Pirelli invoice to Alberto Ascari, issued in Milan for the supply of tyres and inner tubes for his private Ferrari, with handwritten notes as well as payment confirmation and stamp “Pagato” dated 29.11.1950; one page of Italian text, with fold marks

No. 1298 ALBERTO ASCARI
25.10.1949, original invoice from the Milan-based company E. Minetti & C. to Alberto Ascari for the purchase of a Lambretta 125 motor scooter, engine no. 21771, purchase price 128,760 Italian lire, with handwritten notes, company stamps as well as payment confirmation “Pagato a saldo”; two pages of Italian text, age-related fold marks and signs of wear

No. 1299 FERRARI
29.09.1950, original telegram from Tony Vandervell to Alberto Ascari, Vandervell invites him to London for test drives in a BRM racing car - with the explicit note that Ferrari's permission must be obtained for this - rare historical document from the early history of the British Formula 1 project BRM, with postmarks; one page of Italian text, fold marks and age-related damage

No. 1300 FERRARI
1952, Ferrari yearbook / Annuario Ferrari, inside printed greeting card with the inscription “molti auguri” from Enzo Ferrari; slight age-related signs of wear

No. 1301 FERRARI
1966, Ferrari yearbook / Annuario Ferrari, good condition

No. 1302 FERRARI
Set consisting of a front wing for the Ferrari F1 641, featuring “Magneti Marelli” and “Weber” lettering, width 150 cm/depth 40 cm/height 20 cm; as well as a multi-piece carbon fiber rear wing for the Ferrari F1 871/881, featuring “Zakspeed-Racing” lettering and start number 3, width 100 cm/depth 60 cm/height 37 cm; significant signs of wear and damage, breaks, and missing pieces

No. 1303 SIMCA
Original black-and-white photograph (Ray Delvert) Simca 8 Special Roadster, 9x13.5 cm

No. 1304 FERRARI
Collection of 52 black-and-white photographs in total, featuring Ferraris from the 1950s through the 1970s, exclusively from racing, in various formats

No. 1305
Collection of 70 original black-and-white photographs on album pages, primarily from Montlhery in the 1950s; each page features a photo on the front and back, including a Veritas Coupe; Bastien in a Veritas Meteor; Porsche 550 Spyder; Moretti; Gordini; Siata; Edgard Barth; Arthur Rosenhammer; Jaguar D-Type; Delahaye; Talbot Lago... 9x12 cm

No. 1306 BMW
Collection of 15 black-and-white photographs, including the BMW Turbo concept car, BMW M1, BMW 2002 Turbo, BMW 2000 CS, BMW Frua... 16x21 cm

No. 1307 FERRARI
1964, autographed official postcard by Mike Parkes, signed on the back by Enzo Ferrari, dated March 25, 1964, 14.5 x 10.5 cm

No. 1308 FERRARI
Original black-and-white photograph of Enzo Ferrari with Venturi, Giunti, Galli, Conti, Casoni, Lini, Cella, and Zucchi, 13x18 cm, "Acutalfoto"

No. 1309
Set of 6 pieces, including MAN "600,000 km trouble-free" badges, with two pins, diameter 14 cm; MAN “500,000 km trouble-free,” diameter 11 cm; Deutz “250,000 kilometers,” 10 x 8 cm; FAUN “100,000 km,” 8 x 9 cm

No. 1310
A collection of 28 pieces, including badges, nameplates, etc., from manufacturers such as Morris-Commercial, Cummins, Kässbohrer, Scania, Verheul, and Guy England; 19 nameplates, some blank, including those for Saurer, Automiesse, Van Hool, etc., as well as 2 brand-name lighters: MAN & Saviem

No. 1311 PEGASO
1950s–1960s, original Pegaso enamel badge from the Spanish company Empresa Nacional de Autocamiones S.A. (ENASA), diameter 11.5 cm, mounted on a backing plate measuring 17.5 x 12.5 cm, signs of wear and scratches due to age

No. 1312
Set of 4 badges, including "Van Rooijen Montfoort" body shop badges, 12.5 x 14 cm; 2 “Carosserie Desot Gits Belgique” badges, 10 cm in diameter; and a “Carrosserie Stoelen – Bostovo 480” nameplate, 18 x 5 cm

No. 1313
1950s–1970s, collection of 3 signs, including a double-sided enamel sign from the French transit company "SGTE," 59x40 cm; Enamel sign “Jumbo Oplegger – Helmond,” 19x26 cm; and plastic bus stop sign “KVG Hameln -Habichshoehe,” 27x62 cm

No. 1314
5-piece set, including a Sheller steering wheel from the '30s–'50s for trucks/buses, diameter 50 cm; Daimler vehicle emblem, 8 x 25 cm; Daimler front emblem, 10.5 x 38 x 2 cm; 1960s Mercedes-Benz metal license plate, 6.5 x 65 cm; and Mercedes-Benz radiator star, diameter 26 cm

No. 1315 MIESSE
Set of 12 items: Auto Miesse Belgique, including a truck radiator emblem, 18.5 x 103 cm; 2x Automiesse/S.A. Automiesse, diameter 29 cm; 3x Automiesse, diameter 14.5 cm; FN/Brossel/Miesse radiator emblem, 17.5 x 22 cm; as well as 5 reproduction metal signs, 23 x 15 cm;

No. 1316
Set of 18 pieces, lettering and signs, including 4x Gardner 150, 5x25 cm; Gardner 180, 6x31.5 cm; Chevrolet Loadmaster, 4x23 cm; Neoplan Gauwärter Stuttgart, 9 × 26.5 cm; signs for, among others, Gardner & Sons; Hocke Camions trucks; Minerva T.T.; Penzoil Racing; DAF, etc.; various sizes

No. 1317
Set of 11 pieces, including, among others, radiator emblems for Isobloc, 22.5 x 24 cm; Berliet, 8 x 35 cm; Fiat / Van Hool, 12 x 20 cm; Mack, diameter 19 cm; Saurer cast-iron wheel hub, diameter 15 cm; FN, 17 x 13 cm; and a ceramic “AEC Beliet” ashtray, 19 x 19 cm

No. 1318
Set of 12 pieces, including radiator emblems for Kromhout, Henschel, Verheul, Foden, Magirus Deutz, MAN, and others; various sizes

No. 1319 ARCH MOTORS
ca. 1971, Arch Motors tubular steel frame of a Palliser Formula II/III race car, likely model WDB4/WDV1/WD32, stamped frame number “AM-71-1,” frame dimensions approx. 250 × 65 × 33 cm (without roll bar); plus two fiberglass bodies, including an “Eifelland Caravan” version and a red-and-white version, each approx. 225 cm long; the Team Eifelland body is identical to the March 713S-Ford driven by Howard Carpendale in 1971; 2 side panels with “Texaco” lettering and integrated fuel tanks; 2 front and 2 rear wings, including “Marlboro” lettering, aluminum racing seat, two round VDO gauges from the 1970s, floor and cover panels, as well as various mounts and attachments, plus a contemporary Eifelland promotional poster featuring Howard Carpendale, 59x42 cm; Signs of wear, some damage and corrosion, incomplete, without engine, transmission, or chassis

No. 1320 ISO
Iso Rivolta sales brochure, 8 pages, text in French, in good condition

No. 1321 TATRA
Tatraplan sales brochure, 12 pages of English text, minor tears, otherwise in good condition

No. 1322 HANOMAG
Hanomag Partner fold-out brochure, 4 pages of German text, punched, otherwise in good condition

No. 1323 AUTO UNION
Set of 2 issues, including the 1936 special issue "For My Wife," Issue 6, Spring 1936, 24 pages of German text, plus the in-house newsletter "The Four Rings—and the New Woman," Issue 12, 1937, 24 pages, minor tears on the cover and binding, otherwise in good condition

No. 1324 CISITALIA
1948, Cisitalia Model Lineup Sales Catalog, including the D46, Biposto 1100cc, Tipo 202, Spyder Biposto 1100cc, 24 pages, cover with a tear approx. 5 cm long, some pages with tears, as well as missing sections along the edges

No. 1325 FIBERFAB BODYWORK
Fiberfab Sales Catalog: Fiberfab FT Bonito Interior Body Parts, 12 pages of German text, in good condition.

No. 1326
Set of 2 items, including: 1928 Ford model lineup sales catalog, 22 pages of English text, with a small tear on the back; 1954 Chrysler Imperial sales catalog, 22 pages of English text, plus

No. 1327 ADLER
"Adler Trumpf" fold-out brochure, 12 pages, perforated (perforations restored, text added by hand on the inside), otherwise in good condition

No. 1328 LINCOLN
1928, Lincoln V12 Model Lineup Sales Catalog, 12 pages of text in French, cover with minor missing areas

No. 1329 BORGWARD
Factory brochure "The Bremen - Sebaldsbrück Plant," 52 pages of German text, (first page loose), otherwise in good condition

No. 1330 ALBERT PRIVATE
1912, Sales Catalog: Albert Privat Carrosseries Model Lineup, 26 pages of text in French, featuring various body styles, including Model No. 1 Deux Places; Model No. 2 Trois Places; Model No. 3 Quatre Places..., cover and back cover loose

No. 1331 HIKER
1937, Wanderer Automobile Sales Catalog: 6-cylinder, W45, W23 (inside-steering), W23 Cabriolet, W26 Pullman Sedan; German text; good condition

No. 1332 DKW
Set of 2 items, including a DKW model lineup brochure from 1934, 12 pages (cover with adhesive strip), plus a DKW model lineup brochure from 1935, 8 pages; minor tears along the edges, otherwise in good condition

No. 1333 HANSA
Set of 2 pieces, including fold-out brochures such as the Hansa Type 1100 / 1700, 8 pages of German text (minimal tears at the folds), plus a sales brochure for the Hansa 1000, 8 pages of German text, punched, otherwise in good condition

No. 1334 HANSA
ca. 1914, fold-out brochure "The Fast Hansa Car 8/26PS," 4 pages of German text (punched in several places)

No. 1335
Set of 4 items, including a badge reading "2nd International Travemünde Rally 1952," diameter 7.5 cm; pin reading "Intern. Travemünde Rally," diameter 3 cm; pin "ADAC Anniversary Germany Tour 1953 – Start Number 268,” diameter 5.5 cm, and a pin “1955 ADAC International Nürburgring Rally, Start Number 106,” 3.5 x 4 cm

No. 1336
Set of 4 badges, including "AVD-BAC Rally Golden Bear of Berlin 1957"; ADAC National Tournament, Aachen 1954; 6th International Rally, Triefels 1957; International Automobile Tournament, Bad Homburg 1958

No. 1337 ROSSFELD HILL CLIMB
Plaque "3rd International Rossfeld Hill Climb, 1960," 8x8 cm

No. 1338
"500KM ADAC Gau Weser-Ems" badge, August 24, 1958, 10.5 x 6.5 cm

No. 1339 MERCEDES-BENZ
Large collection of more than 100 items, including numerous Mercedes-Benz reference books from the 1970s and 1980s; service manuals such as the passenger car maintenance manual; test values for fuel injection pumps and regulators; Mercedes-Benz Type 230 fold-out brochure; a reprint of the Type SS/SSK sales catalog; the book “Mercedes-Benz—The New Silver Arrows” by Mike Riedner; numerous price lists; 2 wristwatches; a “100 Years of Daimler-Benz” silver coin; a lapel pin..., a very extensive collection—should be viewed in person

No. 1340 MASERATI
Collection including 6 sales brochures, among others: Maserati 430, German text; Spyder, trilingual; Spyder iE, trilingual; 222SR / 4V, trilingual; 222SR, trilingual; Quattroporte, Italian/English text, plus a 34x24cm sticker

No. 1341 FERRARI
1948, original factory postcard of the Ferrari 166 C Allemano Berlinetta (#003S), Biondetti/Navone 1948 Mille Miglia, with the following imprint on the back: "The 166 Ferrari driven by Biondetti, overall winner of the 15th Mille Miglia in 1948 with an average speed of 121.277 km/h," 10.1 x 15 cm, extremely rare early factory postcard

No. 1342 FERRARI
1949, original factory postcard featuring Luigi Chinetti in a Ferrari 166MM (#0008M) at Le Mans 1949, with “Modena Ferrari Italia” stamped in the upper right corner, 10.5 x 15.3 cm, in beautiful condition, a rarity

No. 1343 FERRARI
Extremely rare original black-and-white factory photo postcard from 1947 featuring a historic photograph of the first Ferrari 125 S, chassis no. 01C, in front of the factory gate in Maranello. In 1940, Scuderia Ferrari was renamed “Auto Avio Costruzioni Ferrari.” In 1943, the company moved to Maranello, where Ferrari remains headquartered to this day. After the factory was destroyed by bombing raids in 1944, it was rebuilt in 1946. The Ferrari 125 S, introduced in 1947 and equipped with a 1.5-liter V12 engine, was ultimately the first true Ferrari and thus laid the foundation for one of the world’s most legendary automotive brands.The photo postcard shows this historically significant Ferrari 125 S in front of the factory gate in Maranello. It is labeled “Modena Ferrari Italia” in the lower left corner and is blank on the reverse. Only a few copies of this exceptionally rare factory photo postcard are known to exist today. To the best of our knowledge, only two copies of this postcard have ever appeared at auctions. Both were sold and have since remained in the hands of dedicated collectors. Consequently, the opportunity to acquire such a historic Ferrari artifact is exceptionally rare. Dimensions: 9 x 14.1 cm. A museum-quality rarity from the early days of Ferrari and an extraordinary collector’s item of the utmost rarity!

No. 1344 FERRARI
An extremely rare original black-and-white factory photo postcard from 1947 featuring a historic photograph of the legendary Ferrari 125 S, the first automobile built under the Ferrari name.The photograph shows the Ferrari 125 S in a striking oblique side view from the front and documents one of the earliest vehicles in the history of the world-famous Italian sports car brand. Unveiled in 1947, the Ferrari 125 S was equipped with a 1.5-liter V12 engine and marked the beginning of Enzo Ferrari’s independent automobile production. The photo postcard bears the inscription “Modena Ferrari Italia Automobili” in the upper left corner, along with the famous Cavallino Rampante, the prancing horse that serves as Ferrari’s emblem. To the best of our knowledge, only a single copy of this exceptionally rare factory photo postcard has been sold at auction to date. It is now in the hands of a dedicated collector and is thus no longer available on the open market. This makes the opportunity to acquire another copy of this early Ferrari document all the more extraordinary. Dimensions: 9.2 × 14.2 cm.A museum-quality rarity from the very beginnings of Ferrari and a historic collector’s item of exceptional rarity!