Automobilia Ladenburg

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No. 1729
1957–1960, collection of 10 badges, including “Int. AvD. North Rhine-Westphalia Rally 1957”; “5th Northwest Westphalian Night Endurance Run”; “IV. Ravensberg Night Endurance Run 1957”; “ADAC Gau Westphalia-West Westphalia Run 1959,” etc.

No. 1730
1951–1958, set of 5 badges, including “1951 2nd Place, Class IV, Svenska Rallyt Till Midnattssolen”; "R.A.C. West 9th Tulip Rally"; "1955 AMS Jardanski Rally—Yugoslavia"; "1957 5th National Solitude Rally"; "1958 Roland Rally"

No. 1731
1953, "Liege-Rome-Liege Royal Motor Union" badge, diameter approx. 8.5 cm.

No. 1732
Set of 6 items, including 5 plaques, among them 2 from the International Equestrian and Driving Tournament in Verden/Aller, 1951; the Hanseat Gau Hansa Rally, 1951; 1958 Germany Rally, part of the European Rally Championship; 9th Pyrmont Automobile Tournament, 1953, plus “The World’s Smallest Book,” presented to the drivers of the 6th Neuenahr Rally in 1958

No. 1733 PORSCHE
Porsche 356A Carrera 029/200 pewter print, by Andreas Hentrich, including a certificate dated Jan. 10, 1984

No. 1734 FERRARI
1964, original black-and-white photograph of the overall winners of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Guichet and Vaccarella in a Ferrari 275 P (#0816), between Gurney and Bondurant in a Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe (#CSX 2299) and Procter / Blumer in a Sunbeam Tiger, stamped “Vaillant,” 18x24 cm.

No. 1735 FERRARI
1972, silk scarf, 72 x 70 cm, in good condition

No. 1736 FERRARI
Set of 2 original black-and-white photographs of John Surtees in a Ferrari 158 at the 1964 Monaco Grand Prix, stamped "J.M. Ploton," 18x24 cm.

No. 1737 FERRARI
Original black-and-white photograph by Giulio Borsari of John Surtees in the cockpit of the Ferrari 156/63 race car at the 1963 Reims Grand Prix, 6 x 8.5 cm.

No. 1738 FERRARI
Original black-and-white photograph, Giovanni Bracco in a Ferrari 125, class winner in the 1500cc hill climb at Vue des Alpes in 1950, 13x18 cm.

No. 1739
A collection of over 20 sales brochures and leaflets from English manufacturers, including, among others: 1949 Riley 1½ and 2½ Ltr.; 1950 Riley 1½ and 2½ Ltr.; Daimler 2½-liter V8 Saloon (French); 1961 Rover 80/100 models; Simca Aronde 9 (German); 1951 Morris “Quality First” brochure (some pages missing inside); 1952 Alvis Three-Liter; 1953 Morris Minor 4-Door Saloon, etc. — some are non-English editions, with age-related signs of wear

No. 1740 MERCEDES-BENZ
Set of 4 items, including 2 Mercedes-Benz special price lists: one titled "Closed Cars" (6 pages) and one titled "Convertibles" (8 pages), featuring models such as the Mannheim type; Nürburg and Stuttgart, with tears and adhesive tape along the folds, as well as a folded brochure titled “A Larger Nürburg” and 10 loose brochure pages of the Nürburg type, showing signs of use and perforations, German text

No. 1741 MERCEDES-BENZ
1930s, 3-piece set of sales brochures and fold-out leaflets, including a 16-page Mercedes Diesel brochure featuring trucks; buses; municipal vehicles; turntable ladders, etc.; “Mercedes-Benz / Maybach High-Speed Transmission,” 4 pages, as well as “Buses and Sightseeing Cars, Types O 2500 / O 3000,” German text, with perforations

No. 1742
Set of 12 items: sales brochures, price lists, including the Horch 8, with 6 loose sheets inside; Horch 8 sales brochure; Hansa passenger car price list; Consul fold-out brochure; 3500; Product catalog; 1937 BMW sales brochure (with a missing section); 326 leaflet; Franz Kissling Duisburg stock price lists for structural parts; loose pages from Chevrolet truck sales brochures; Presto six-cylinder; Brennabor six-cylinder, German text, some with heavy signs of wear and loose bindings, punched

No. 1743
Collection of brochures and clippings, including a single-page brochure for the MB Type 180/D; a Daimler-Benz sales letter from the 1950s; brochure titled “Your Lucky Star on Every Road,” etc., as well as numerous loose newspaper and brochure clippings, including: on Büssing VG 1; Magirus and Vomag buses; Hanomag compact cars; Daag buses, etc.

No. 1744 ALFA ROMEO
Original black-and-white photograph, Willy Daetwyler in an Alfa Romeo 412 at a hill climb, 13x18 cm

No. 1745
A collection of 10 program booklets, including "Internationellt TT-Lopp Hedemoraloppet" from 1951 and 1952; "Svenska TT-Loppet Hedemora" from 1953; "Sveriges Grand Prix Hedemora TT" from 1956; "TT Skaneloppet" from 1956; "Sveriges Grand Prix VM Kristianstadt" from 1956; "Kanonloppet" from 1957, 1958, 1959, and 1960

No. 1746 PORSCHE
3-piece set, including a Porsche 959 press release containing, among other things, 8 black-and-white press photos; a 6-page Porsche 959 fold-out brochure; and a special edition Porsche 959 - Group B brochure with German text; in good condition

No. 1747 PORSCHE
3-piece set, including an English-language vehicle description of the 911 GT3 RSR (7 pages, 14 pages total); "Carrera GT Technical Compendium" and 911 GT3, German text

No. 1748 PORSCHE
2-piece set, including the September 1965 (W22) sales catalog "Zubehör, Accessories, Accessoires, Accessori," Porsche Models 911/912, 40 pages, with perforations, as well as the sales catalog “Original Accessories” 5/75, and

No. 1749 PORSCHE
Collection of 35 items: sales catalogs, sales brochures, price lists, color and interior options—including, for example, the 911 Carrera Turbo; 2x 1979 price list for the 911 SC Turbo; 924 Carrera GTS; Porsche Customer Service School; brochure for the 911/S & 912; 928; 911E, etc. German text, good condition

No. 1750 SIERRE - MONTANA - CRANS
1964, 6-piece set, including a program booklet with times inside; official results list; booklet containing special regulations for the European Hill Climb Championship; list of participants; special regulations; and results lists “Liste de résultats intermédiaires” 1 & 2. Participants included, among others: Edgar Barth in a Porsche 2000; Scarfiotti in a Ferrari; Hans Herrmann in an Abarth Simca 2000 GT; Jack Brabham in a Brabham Climax; Peter Westbury in a Ferguson P99, etc. Good condition

No. 1751 MILLE MIGLIA
7-piece collection, including catalogs of the overall results from 1956 and 1958; a 1957 letter regarding mandatory liability insurance for participants, 1 page in Italian. text; 1954 time table showing heavy signs of wear; original envelope containing a photo report on the XXIII Mille Miglia 1956; 1977 Mille Miglia Storica list of participants, 4 pages; 2 stickers from the 1000 Miglia 1927–1982, 9.5 x 9.5 cm, some with significant age-related damage

No. 1752 MERCEDES-BENZ
1954, set of 2 original black-and-white photographs, Juan Manuel Fangio and Karl Kling in a Mercedes W 196, British Grand Prix, 18x24 cm.

No. 1753
Set of 11 items, including an empty driver’s and press folder from the 1st Schorndorf Hill Climb in 1960 and program booklets: 1 from 1960, 2 from 1961 and a race bulletin, 2 from 1962 and a blank logbook; 3. 1956 Backnang Endurance Race and amendment letter; 2. 1951 Waiblingen Triangle Race—in good condition

No. 1754 PORSCHE
1960s, 8-piece set of Porsche wheel loaders, including a 1966 fold-out brochure for Model 1808-3/1841; 2x 1964–1967 fold-out brochures for Model 1808-2/1750; 2x Type 1808-3/1841 fold-out brochures...

No. 1755
2-volume book set, including a limited-edition book (112/1000) "The Monaco Grand Prix"—The History of a Legend, 1929–1960, by Yves Naquin, and "Grand Prix de Monaco: Michael Turner’s Perspective," by David Waldron, in a slipcase, German and French text, in good condition

No. 1756
1962, 3-piece collection, including a "German Grand Prix" event poster, a flyer, and a letter from Nürburgring GmbH regarding the race; shows signs of folding, otherwise in good condition; 84x59 cm.

No. 1757 PORSCHE
1981, set of 4 posters featuring a technical drawing of the Porsche Carrera GTS Type 904; "B. Hardy Feb. 81" at the bottom right; 44 x 85.5 cm.

No. 1758
Set of 15 stickers, including, among others: "Automobile Club Marseille & Provence"; "IXth Eberbach Hill Climb 1963"; "Caltex Economy Test 1959"; "Porsche – Le Mans '79 Victory: 1st through 4th Place"; "924 Carrera GT Le Mans '80"; "Porsche Le Mans Winner '82"; "International Car Race at Innsbruck Alpine Airport"; 2x "Automobile Club Marseille Rallye International des Alpes 1956", etc.

No. 1759
1961, set of 5 small-format original black-and-white photographs of the Targa Florio, including, among others: the Porsche 718 driven by Bonnier/Gurney; Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Zagato and Maserati Tipo 63 driven by Maglioli / Scarlatti, various sizes

No. 1760
1954, set of 9 original black-and-white photographs, test drives at the Nürburgring, including, among others: Porsche 356; 300 SLR, etc. 8.5 x 12 cm.

No. 1761 PORSCHE
1957, set of 2 color slides of the Mille Miglia, including Umberto Maglioli’s Porsche 550 RS and Walter and Reinhold’s Porsche 356A Carrera

No. 1762
A collection of 20 books, including "Delage les Automobiles Delage" by Jacques Rousseau, with a dedication and signature inside dated 1978; "La Favolosa Targa Florio" by Giovanni Canestrini; "Histoire de Mercedes Benz" by Jaques Kupelian; "Renault des automobiles de prestige" by Cloude Ruxel; "Maybach" by Metternich; "Le Conteur de Tours / Vitesse" by Grancher, etc. Please refer to our catalog image for additional titles; various languages; shows signs of use

No. 1763
14-piece set, including a "Portfolio Sport & Collection" folder by Yannick Thiel, containing 12 art prints; 6 Bertone factory photos of the Ramarro and Alfa 90 2.5; Ferrari Pininfarina insert featuring models 1053–1958; a letter from Zagato, as well as 5 envelopes, with signs of wear

No. 1764
1930s–1950s, collection of over 10 brochures and promotional materials, including a 1937 fold-out brochure titled "Les Véhicules Utilitaires Matford V8"; a fold-out brochure for the Matford V8 engine; a 1957 Campagnolo catalog; Salmson S4 fold-out brochure; “La Revue Matford” No. 35, etc. French text, with signs of wear

No. 1765
A collection of over 10 items of various historical documents, including a 1931, a hand-signed letter from “Paul Jaquemin Frabique Morézienne de Lunetterie” to the magazine “Le Journal Paris” regarding a report on the steam-powered car he invented in 1874; a 1936 car test by the ACF; 2 blueprints from the 1920s for an alarm system; a 1924 letter from “Amortisseurs Becherau”; a 1938 union letter from “Union des Véhicules Industriels, etc.”—text in French, with signs of wear

No. 1766
Set of 10 exhibition samples from various manufacturers, including "Granilux"; "G. Daude & C"; "A. Raymond"; "L. Sappey"; and "Bois et Chassande," showing signs of wear

No. 1767
17-piece collection. Tire manufacturers, including Dunlop “Je Jubile Dunlop 1888–1938”; employee directory; “Message to Our Employees”; “Le Pneumatique et la Roue Tourisme,” Michelin Bibendium No. 1, 1938; No. 104, 1957; 2 photo postcards; record; tabletop tire tread model; and other promotional material, some showing significant signs of wear

No. 1768 MERCEDES-BENZ
Set of 5 books, including 3 Hans Liska sketchbooks as well as "Junge, das ist Tempo" and "Alfred Neubauer: Herr über 1000 PS," in German, with signs of wear

No. 1769
Large collection of over 30 items, including 2 issues of the magazine "Nürburgring" (1951 & 1962); 4 Schuco Piccolo models (702, 703, 704, and Austin Mini); Ferrari tie clip set; books such as “La Storia della Formula 1, Vol. 3”; “The German Grand Prix 1962–1966”; “Racing Cars from 1895 to 1965”; "Die Meute," etc.; 1983 Esso calendar; Schumacher soccer ball; Schumacher flag & T-shirt, etc.

No. 1770
Set of 18 motorsports comics, including 15 issues of "Michael Vaillant" (Volumes 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 13, 15, 17, 20, 24, 51, 58, 60, 62), 2 issues of “Bleifuss,” and 1 issue of “High Speed”

No. 1771 TARGA FLORIO
Collection of 12 original black-and-white photographs from the 1963 Targa Florio, including Edgar Barth next to the Porsche 356B Carrera GT; Joakim Bonnier; Stirling Moss..., various formats

No. 1772 IMBERT
Poster with a cross-sectional drawing of the "Imbert Wood Gas Plant," 84x117 cm. Minor tears

No. 1773 PORSCHE
1977 B+B Porsche press kit, containing 2 stickers, a business card, a B+B Turbo Targa brochure, a single-page B+B 924 flyer, and a cover letter; shows signs of use

No. 1774 ALFA ROMEO / GIUSEPPE CAMPARI
An extraordinary, monumental bronze trophy from the estate of the legendary Italian race car driver Giuseppe Campari (1892–1933), awarded to him for his victory in the 1928 Coppa Moncenisio. Campari won the historic hill climb behind the wheel of his Alfa Romeo P2, ahead of Borzacchini in a Maserati and Aymini in a Delage. The impressive, 66-cm-tall bronze sculpture is signed by the Italian sculptor Giacomo Giorgis (1887–1959) and stands as an outstanding testament to early international motorsport history. The historic Coppa Moncenisio, also known as the Susa–Moncenisio Hill Climb, was one of the most challenging Italian hill climbs of the prewar era. The spectacular route led from Susa up to the Mont-Cenis Pass in the Italian-French Alps. On July 8, 1928, the legendary Italian race car driver Giuseppe Campari celebrated a commanding victory in his Alfa Romeo P2. With a sensational time of just 17 minutes and 22.1 seconds, he set a new course record, relegating Mario Umberto Borzacchini in a Maserati and Giulio Aymini in a Delage to second and third place, respectively. This triumph ranks among Campari’s most remarkable achievements in the 1928 motorsports season and simultaneously underscored the technical superiority and performance capabilities of the famous Alfa Romeo P2. An extraordinary artifact from the pioneering era of international motorsports—of museum-quality significance

No. 1775 FERRARI
1949, hand-signed factory postcard, prototype with hand-painted company logo, dedication from Felice Bonetto to Giovanni Battista Guidotto, dated 1949, the photo postcard shows the top two finishers, Juan Manuel Fangio and Felice Bonetto, in Ferrari 166Cs; its special significance lies in the combination of its extraordinary features—even the postcard lines on the back are hand-drawn, 10.5x15 cm, one-of-a-kind, museum quality

No. 1776 FERRARI
1923, original black-and-white photograph (Dott. Ferruccio Testi, Modena): Enzo Ferrari and Giulio Ramponi in an Alfa Romeo RL SS, class winners of the “Coppa delle Alpi”; the photograph was taken at the “Passo Stelvio,” during this very race, Enzo Ferrari first met Countess Paolina Biancoli Baracca, the mother of the legendary fighter pilot Francesco Baracca, who later provided Enzo Ferrari with the iconic “Cavallino Rampante,” 12x17 cm