Concorso della Coppa d'Oro, 1906.  Kiosk announcement of the upcoming event, with associated warnings about babies, dogs, etc., for Milan.  The only example I've ever seen !  19.7 x 27.6, LM

Martini 904  The "master" with photo and sponsor/advertiser but without race imprint; 16.5 x 23.5; LM

911 Owners Manuals.  These are available individually.  They are: 911 S, W364e, Sept 68;  911 L USA, W337e, Oct 67;  911 USA, W336e, Oct 67;  911 T, W362e, Sept 68; Driving with Sportomatic owners manual supplement W335e Sept 67.  They are all guaranteed Factory original.

Circuito di Milano at Monza 1927.  Fifth Grand Prix Europa and other races being run September 4-11, 1927. 16.9 x 23.25, LM   5.13

5th Grand Prix Autodromo di Monza, 1952.  Car badge with the mounting bolts cut so it now rests as a cool badge for display.  1.7" x 2.3"

BMW und wieder siegte.  Exceptional and rare 1950's poster with art by Hans Noeth.  23.25 x 33.25, LM

1st Tour de la Principaute, Centenaire de Monte Carlo.  Original car badge from this inaugural car touring event.  3.2" diameter

Campionato Italiano di Velocita, signed 1930.  Seems to be an award for speed. A beautiful piece of Furturist art.  17.6 x 23.7, LM

1963 Tour de France rallye plate. This is from the 12th running of this world famous event.  19.5 x 9.75

Decisions...Decision Ferrari  World famous poster published in 1982 by C.Vandergriff, with photography by Rick McBride. What to do ?  Lovely blond, Lafite Rothschild, or Ferrari 308.  Pardon the reflections in the photo... 24.1 x 31.5 printed on coated heavy paper; have one that is affixed to thin board and one that is unmounted.

Pneus Jenatzy, 1906. World famous poster by Gaudy of Jenatzy racing the Mercedes; an icon image if there ever was one ! 48.75 x 34.25, LM

Real Moto Club d'Italia, 1920's.  A magnificent piece of Futurist art for the motorcycle club of Italy.  23.5 x 17.75, LM

Rallye Monte Carlo 1968. Porsche commemorative featuring 911T. Page 78 in Lewandowski, published January 1968.  33.3 x 46.5, LM

1924 Le Mans.  Clean, simple art by H. A. Volodimer, dated 1924, for the second running of Le Mans.  One of only two known examples !  36.2 x 24, LM

Circuito di Milano at Monza 1925.  Features the 5th Gran Premio dell' Automobile Club di Italia for the world championship.  17.1 x 23.3, LM  5.13

Circuito di Milano at Monza 1926. Fourth Gran Premio dell' ACI [Automobile Club di Italia for the second world championship].  16.9 x 23, LM  5.13

Circuito di Milano at Monza 1922. The very first race for the new Monza track, featuring the Gran Premio Automobile Club d' Italia September 3-8, 1922.  15.75 x 20.7, LM   5.13

Grand Prix of Germany 1954 at Avus.  Two events at the Avus track...the automobile world championship and the Grand Prx of Berlin.  Features the speeding Ferrari. 11.75 x 16.5, LM  This is the smaller format.

Cotati Speedway.  Early California race promotional poster; probably 1930's.  21.3 x 13.25, LM

Gilmore Gold Cup Road Race 1934.  Lovely design for this race held at the Los Angeles Municipal Airport.  17 x 22, LM

Alfa Romeo pre-War key fob.  Exceptionally rare and fine key fob with braided leather, enamel logo, and sculptural back.  1" diameter.  More photos  5.13

Alfa Romeo pre-War key fob.  Exceptionally rare and fine key fob with braided leather, enamel logo, and sculptural back.  1" diameter.  More photos  5.13

Le Mans 1923. The first poster ever done for Le Mans; the most important poster depicting this epic and world famous race. Of course, guaranteed original ! Art by H.A. Volodimer. 35.1 x 23.6, LM

Automobiles Richard-Brasier 1904.  Small format of the larger poster.  One of my favorites !  13.1, 9, LM

Chimay 1936.  Lighthearted artwork for this racing event in the South of France; quite rare.  24 x 39.2, LM

Autodromo Nacional 1923.  Outstanding artwork by J. Sefrelles for the four major events taking place at this Barcelona race track: voiturettes, motorcycles, autociclos, and coches.  26.5 x 21.25, LM

Oilzum: 51 Years of Racing Victories.  Published in 1957 to show all their major victories including Indy 500, midget, and "big car" championships, from 1905 to 1957.  17 x 23.5, LM

Copa Montjuich 1954.  Dynamic artwork for this racing event outside Barcelona, Spain.  16.8 x 24.7, LM

Mexico Grand Prix 1965.  Ferodo commemorative celebrating the one win for Honda with Ritchie Ginther driving, Dan Gurney second in the Brabham-Climax, and third Mike Spence in the Lotus-Climax.  19.5 x 29.5, LM