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| Level | Photographic shoot |
| Definition of the object | Various materials (4 positives and 2 negatives) (6) |
| Author | Bordin, Lauro Testi, Ferruccio |
| Period | 11 September 1932 |
| Place taken | Monza |
| General description of the subject | The fifth Monza Grand Prix, held on the Monza circuit on 11 September 1932. The event was won by Rudolf Caracciola in an Alfa Romeo, followed by Giovanni Minozzi in a Maserati and by Achille Varzi in a Bugatti. |
| Technical data |
1 Positive - 12 x 18 cm - B/W - gelatin silver bromide/paper 3 Positives - 18 x 24 cm - B/W - gelatin silver bromide/paper 2 Negatives - 6 x 9 cm - B/W - gelatin silver bromide/film (acetate) |
| People | Caracciola, Rudolf Brivio, Antonio |
| Categories | Sport > Car races > Monza Grand Prix |
| Image 1 di 3 | |
| Number | 1_2_22 |
| Definition | print on paper |
| Author | Bordin, Lauro |
| Full description of the subject | The winner of the race, Rudolf Caracciola, going by |
| Measurements | 11,6 x 17,9 cm ca. |
| Image 1 di 3 | |
| Number | 1_2_23 |
| Definition | print on paper |
| Author | Testi, Ferruccio |
| Full description of the subject | The driver Antonio Brivio in an Alfa Romeo 8C at the start |
| Measurements | 17,8 x 23,7 cm ca. |
| Image 1 di 3 | |
| Number | 1_2_23bis |
| Definition | print on paper |
| Author | Testi, Ferruccio |
| Full description of the subject | The pits |
| Measurements | 17 x 23,3 cm ca. |
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