1945 Burgess & Sons Lumber Co. Statement Fencing Supplies Chester IA Cresco Iowa
What stands out about the wraps is the gentle contrast with the paper, highlighting the details without distraction.
What stands out about the wraps is the gentle contrast with the paper, highlighting the details without distraction.
Visible physical wear includes age-related toning, moderate edge soiling, and two rectangular punch holes along the left margin from original filing systems. The paper remains intact and the primary text legible, though the back is largely obscured by fading.
The Lancia Stratos was the first purpose-built rally car, developed with the objective of winning the WRC. Its mid-engine layout, lightweight construction, and the Ferrari-sourced Dino 2.4 L V6 engine provided a combination of power and maneuverability suited to loose-surface competition.
What stands out about this item is the Cartier brand lineage that it represents.
It has no brand, which is a nice touch for those who appreciate a clean, unmarked surface.
The typewritten characters remain legible and exhibit the crisp yet irregular impression typical of early twentieth-century typewriters.
A nice touch is the way the ephemera of all types feels personal and full of character.
The image includes the Fiat laurel wreath logo and a tricolor map of Italy, indicating the car’s national origin. Specifications include a 2.0-liter overhead-valve V8 engine, all-independent suspension, and a top speed of 124 mph.
What stands out about the forever stamps is how they give this item a classic vibe.
The card’s design is purposefully direct, with the prominent “RACING” designation and a tricolor map of Italy underscoring the vehicle’s national and competitive pedigree. The 212 Export represented the pinnacle of obtainable performance for a gentleman racer, being the short-wheelbase, competition-focused variant of the 212 Inter GT car.