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L'AUTOMOBILE

IL CONTRIBUTO ITALIANO ALL'AVVENTO ED ALLA EVOLUZIONE DELL'AUTOVEICOLO


Giovanni Canestrini, writer and sports journalist, was one of the founders of Mille Miglia, conceived in his home in December 1926, with Franco Mazzotti, Aymo Maggi and Renzo Castagneto. In 1924,... Read more
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Giovanni Canestrini, writer and sports journalist, was one of the founders of Mille Miglia, conceived in his home in December 1926, with Franco Mazzotti, Aymo Maggi and Renzo Castagneto.

In 1924, the director of Gazzetta dello Sport, Emilio Colombo, called him to write the motoring section, and he immediately became well known to the public for his passionate reports, always studded with competent technical analyses and knowledgeable behind-the-scenes stories.

The same passion he lavished on many articles and books dedicated to the automobile and motorsport. Among them, worthy of mention are Automobilismo sportivo e turistico (1947), Prontuario dell'automobilismo sportivo (1956), Uomini e motori (1957), Storia illustrata dell'auto italiana (1961), Automobilismo (1962), Una vita con le corse (1962), Le grandi macchine sportive italiane (1965), La favolosa Targa Florio (1966) and Mille Miglia (1967, 1990).

This volume, L'Automobile. Il contributo italiano all'avvento ed alla evoluzione dell'autoveicolo, was published in 1938 by R.A.C.I. (Reale Automobile Club d'Italia).

The publication treats with scientific precision the Italian contribution to the evolution of means of locomotion, from its origins to the first patents at the end of the 19th. century, with many illustrations and colour plates.

Product specification

Binding
In hardback
Pages
601
Publisher
Reale Automobile Club D'ita
Languages
Italian
Publication date
08/1938
Dimensions
25 x 34 x 5 cm

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