Ferrari Original B/W - Press photo Type 156/62

Back marked Pininfarina and Riccardo Moncalvo, 12.5 x 17.5 cm

Starting number 410, stamped Carrozzeria Pininfarina and Corrado Milanta, 13 x 18 cm

13 x 18 cm

On the back handwritten by Ferruccio Testi 'Alla Scuderia Ferrari' Enzo Ferrari Nuvolari Siena Borzacchini Compagnoni and Conte Saraceo, 17 x 12 cm, very rare

On Alfa Romeo 40 / 60 HP, racing car, this race finished Enzo Ferrari as runner-up in overall placings, back stamped 'Strazza photo Reportage Corso Vitt. Emanuele 36 Milano', excellent sharpness, ligh

Enzo Ferrari and Ramponi before the start in an Alfa Romeo RLSS, overall placings 4th,17 X 12cm

At the wheel of his Alfa Romeo 20 / 30 ES Sport (fifth in overall placings), very good sharpness, 13 x 9 cm

Tavoni and Laura Ferrari, handwritten by Tavoni, 'Laura Ferrari weint Tränen der Freude', victory Phill Hill, 14.5 X 10 cm

Back written in blue ink Duesenberg 'Scuderia ferrari' Conte Trossi, 23 x 17 cm

Start scene, f.l.t.r. Phil Hill, von Trips, Graham Hill and Ginther, 3 x Ferrari 156, 17 x 12 cm

Sticker FF Galeria, 26 X 17 cm

13 x 18 cm, signed on both sides

Amon in a Ferrari 312, 16 x 23.5 cm

In a 312 T5, 18 x 13 cm, stamped: DPPI

At the Circuito Terme di Caracalla, where you can see a historical starting field of Ferrari, Maserati, Cisitalia, Lancia, Fiat, Osca and Stangullini cars, you can clearly see the starting flag waving

Marked on the back 'Coltrin Modena', 17 x 12 cm

From the private archive of the book author Werner Oswald, 2x 17 x 12.5 cm, 2x 14.5 x 10.5 cm, 1x Elford / Neerpasch in 908 a Coupé in Spa 1968, 2x 908/02 Flunder, 1x 908LH

Collins / Klemantaski finished 2nd overall on 860 Monza, 14 x 10 cm

Stamped on the back photo Keystone, 16,5 x 22 cm

15.5 x 22 cm

10 x 15 cm

From the private archive of the book author Werner Oswald, 18 x 12 cm

ALFA ROMEO Original B/W press photo type 20-30 HP ES, construction year 1921, 16 x 10 cm German Description ALFA ROMEO Original s/w Pressefoto Typ 20-30 HP ES, Baujahr 1921, 16 x 10 cm

24 x 18 cm, stamped on the back: M.L. Rosenthal