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£495.00
A numbered AB Memorabilia certificate links the item to our examination and description.
How we authenticate
We have been able to acquire the entire remaining collection of these wonderful Juan Manuel Fangio signed photographs from the original company that arranged the official signing with the legendary driver.
A beautiful portrait photograph signed by Legendary Juan Manuel Fangio.
This photograph formed part of a limited edition of just 50 signed examples signed by Juan Manuel Fangio at his home in Balcarce during 1993. Of the 50 signed examples, 18 were gifted to drivers including Ayrton Senna!
The original image was captured by motor racing photographer, Geoff Goddard and printed by hand
The lower corner is embossed with the original signing companies logo
Each measure 300 x 200mm and accompanied with our certificate of authenticy
Every item is physically examined before we offer it for sale. We assess the object alongside its history and available period evidence, and disclose any restoration, uncertainty or gaps in provenance.
Your numbered AB Memorabilia certificate records our assessment and connects it to the item’s description. Our lifetime authenticity guarantee covers the original purchaser and is not transferable.
We carefully pack orders and dispatch within five working days using tracked, insured delivery. Shipping is calculated at checkout according to the destination and package size. Overseas duties and taxes are the buyer’s responsibility.
For eligible change-of-mind returns, contact us within 14 days of delivery and return the item within the following 14 days. Return postage is your responsibility. Items personalised to your order are excluded; damaged or incorrectly described items are handled separately.
Item reference: AB-003508. Please quote it if you contact us about this item.
