Italian automotive magnate (1898–1988) whose sports cars are prized the world over as both a classic example of industrial design and an iconic status symbol. TLS in Italian, signed “Ferrari,” one page, 8.25 x 11, Ferrari Automobile letterhead, March 5, 1955. Letter to Englebert Magazine with the statement that the employees would be informed of the race service as of today about the fact that useful photographic material collected at the venue itself. In part (translated): “Today we provide to inform our employees responsible for service…in the collection at the same event that photographic materials as may be best to promptly and we will send you from time to time.” Central horizontal and vertical fold, a few extra creases, mild toning, and an office stamp to top right, otherwise fine condition. Ferarri letters are themselves scarce, even more so with racing content. Pre-certified Steve Grad/PSA/DNA and RRAuction COA.
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