Racers at the Argentine Grand Prix in 1956.

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Level	Photographic shoot
Definition of the object	Various materials (8 positives and 3 negatives) (11)
Author	Photo: Ases
Period	22 January 1956
Place taken	Buenos Aires
General description of the subject	Racers José Froilán González, Jean Behra, Carlos Menditeguy, Eugenio Castellotti, Mike Hawthorn, Luigi Musso, Juan Manuel Fangio, engineer Polledo and M. Migliorini at the Argentine Grand Prix held in Buenos Aires on 22 January 1956
Technical data	8 positives - 18 x 13 - B/W - gelatin silver bromide/paper 3 negatives - 11.8 x 8.7; 17.7 x 12.8 - B/W - gelatin silver bromide/glass
People	González, José Froilán Behra, Jean Marie Menditéguy, Carlos Alberto Hawthorn, Mike Musso, Luigi Castellotti, Eugenio
Categories	Sport > Car races > Argentine Grand Prix
	Vehicles > Automobiles > Ferrari

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Drivers José Froilán González and Jean Behra with two men on the Buenos Aires Circuit during the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

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Number	14021
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Full description of the subject	Drivers José Froilán González and Jean Behra with two men on the Buenos Aires Circuit during the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

Drivers Carlos Menditeguy and Mike Hawthorn at the Argentine Grand Prix of 22 January 1956

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Number	14017
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Drivers Carlos Menditeguy and Mike Hawthorn at the Argentine Grand Prix of 22 January 1956

Driver Luigi Musso of Ferrari during the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

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Number	14012
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Driver Luigi Musso of Ferrari during the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

Driver Eugenio Castellotti at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956.

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Number	14023
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Driver Eugenio Castellotti at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956.

M. Migliorini, engineer Polledo and driver Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

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Number	14025
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	M. Migliorini, engineer Polledo and driver Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

Drivers Luigi Musso, Eugenio Castellotti and Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

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Number	14018
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Drivers Luigi Musso, Eugenio Castellotti and Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

Driver Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956.

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Number	14020
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	Driver Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956.

M. Migliorini, engineer Polledo and driver Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

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Number	14014
Definition	print on paper
Full description of the subject	M. Migliorini, engineer Polledo and driver Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

Drivers Eugenio Castellotti and Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

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Number	14016 c/26 s/62
Definition	negative on plate
Full description of the subject	Drivers Eugenio Castellotti and Juan Manuel Fangio at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956

Driver Peter Collins at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956.

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Number	14019 c/26 s/62
Definition	negative on plate
Full description of the subject	Driver Peter Collins at the Argentine Grand Prix on 22 January 1956.

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