Dunlop 1000km Automobile de Paris 1956
Dunlop 1000km Automobile de Paris 1956
Dunlop 1000km Automobile de Paris 1956
Dunlop 1000km Automobile de Paris 1956
Dunlop 1000km Automobile de Paris 1956

Dunlop 1000km Automobile de Paris 1956

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1956
Regular price
£500.00
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Year 1956
Poster Size 28.3 x 19.3" / 72 x 49cm
Rolled/Folded/Other Rolled
Art By Unknown
Condition Near Mint
Condition Notes Small restored tear on upper edge, linen backed.

Beautiful mid century marvel for the Dunlop  10000km Automobile de Paris race. Beginning at Montlhery, the race was held  on the 10th June 1956, and featured many of the advertised famous formula 1 drivers such as Behra, Chiron and Hawthorne.

This brilliant poster depicts a stylised race track going through the Dunlop ring archway and is in fantastic condition, linen backed to ensure its preservation for the decades to come. 

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