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Friday 26 June 2026, 03:00 PM • Rome

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Automobilia - Mille Miglia - Luigi Zannini, 1957

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€ 300 - 400

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Interesting documentary lot relating to the XXIV edition of the Mille Miglia , the legendary Italian car race held on 11-12 March 1957 on roads open to the public between Brescia and Rome and back.

The lot includes: an identification card for the XXIV Mille Miglia (11-12 March 1957), referring to car no. 142 of Luigi Zannini who competed with a Stanguellini 750 , with the indication " SOLO " (solo participant, without co-driver).

Official booklet " RULES FOR COMPETITORS OF THE XXIV MILLE MIGLIA " with instructions and regulations for race participants, containing the technical and route specifications of the race. A series of photographs depicting vintage racing cars (including Bugattis and other historic cars), race scenes, and photos of Zannini.

Loose photos, other photos applied to sheets of cardboard, card and booklet partially applied to the same.

The Mille Miglia was Italy's most famous and romantic automobile race, held from 1927 to 1957 on public roads. The 24th edition in 1957 was tragically its last: after the accident on May 12, 1957, in which Alfonso de Portago lost his life along with his co-driver and ten spectators, the race was definitively cancelled. This lot bears witness to this last historic edition.

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