Italian Grand Prix 1956

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Level	Photographic shoot
Definition of the object	Positives (3)
Author	Publifoto
Period	2 September 1956
Place taken	Monza
General description of the subject	Italian Grand Prix held in Monza on 2 September 1956. The event was won by Stirling Moss of Maserati, followed by Peter Collins and Juan Manuel Fangio of Ferrari and Ron Flockhart of Connaught.
Technical data	3 positives - 24 x 18 - B/W - gelatin silver bromide/paper
People	Fairman, Jack Trintignant , Maurice Salvadori, Roy Moss, Stirling Piotti, Luigi
Categories	Sport > Car races > Italian Grand Prix
	Vehicles > Automobiles > Maserati

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Race vehicles passing during the Italian Grand Prix held in Monza on 2 September 1956. In the foreground is Jack Fairman in Connaught no. 6, Maurice Trintignant in Vanwall n. 20 and Roy Salvadori in Maserati no. 44.

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Number	14748
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Race vehicles passing during the Italian Grand Prix held in Monza on 2 September 1956. In the foreground is Jack Fairman in Connaught no. 6, Maurice Trintignant in Vanwall n. 20 and Roy Salvadori in Maserati no. 44.

Driver Stirling Moss in Maserati no. 36 during the Italian Grand Prix held in Monza on 2 September 1956

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Number	14750
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Driver Stirling Moss in Maserati no. 36 during the Italian Grand Prix held in Monza on 2 September 1956

Driver Luigi Piotti in Maserati no. 40 during the Italian Grand Prix held in Monza on 2 September 1956

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Number	14746
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Driver Luigi Piotti in Maserati no. 40 during the Italian Grand Prix held in Monza on 2 September 1956

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