Doug
There are about 200 pictures in the 1930s section which shouldn't be - mainly 1950s and 1920s. I did start listing them, but I got bored when I reached 120 ...
436721, 436434, 436461, 436445, 436441, 436439, 436437, 436428, 436423, 436416, 436412, 436406, 436399, 436396, 436394, 436393, 436386, 436380, 436373, 436371, 436361, 436345, 436344, 436335, 436331, 436329, 436319, 436175, 436174, 436173, 436172, 436171, 436170, 436169, 436168, 436165, 436164, 436163, 436161, 436160, 436159, 436155, 436153, 436152, 436151, 436148, 436147, 436146, 436145, 436144, 436143, 436142, 436141, 436140, 436139, 436138, 436136, 436135, 436134, 436133, 436132, 436131, 436130, 436129, 436128, 436127, 436126, 436125, 436124, 436123, 436122, 436121 ...
A few captions:
437359: captioned as "probably Lang". Driver is wearing a dark wind cap: Bäumer perhaps?
436711: captioned as "1939 Maserati Team, 8CTF." I think this is probably early 1940 when Nuvolari was announced as going to drive at Tripoli for Maserati. The car is actually a 4CL and Nuvolari is prominent in the centre behind it with perhaps Cortese in the cockpit. There's a picture which looks to be the same occasion - with Nuvolari and Villoresi - on the Monaco Grand Prix Library website:
http://monaco-grands...E/Maserati.html436662: captioned as an 8CTF. Actually Marazza's 6CM.
436515: captioned as 1939. Actually 1929.
436413: captioned as a 6CM. This time it
is an 8CTF!