Bmw automobilia

[Lorenzo]

First I have to thanks Peter (strato102) for pointing me to these items:
1975 Motorsport press kit

 

[Lorenzo]

1977 Motorsport presskit

 

[Lorenzo]

Again I want to thank Peter for pointing this item. It's a vintage 1/12 scale kit from the 70's.

3.0 CSL on the box, 3.5 CSL on the instructions , made in Japan.

 

[Haseeb]

It's my turn gang! I just bought this really cool vintage sweater (when it's almost summer no less :confused but I love it anyway

 

[Lorenzo]

From 1975: BMW Haus and BMW Museum books

 

[Lorenzo]

Another document from 1975

 

[Lorenzo]

1980 US salesman guide

 

[Lorenzo]

Heidegger folder from mid 80s with Alpina models info sheets.

 

[Lorenzo]

Turbo brochure with Paul Bracq business card

 

[Markos]

Wow!

 

[HB Chris]

Always love to see what you have found!

 

[Boobouna]

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[Markos]

Please tell me that you are going to fill that void in your garage with more memorabilia!

 

[Bmachine]

From 1975: BMW Haus and BMW Museum books

Yes, kids. There once was a time where you had entire business offices without a single computer to be seen.

 

[Stevehose]

I spy a "petri" watch on her desk?

 

[zinz]

Big thanks to Keshav for helping me snag this...

Just a 1:43 scale CSL...

Signed by Hans Stuck, Sam Posey

There’s a third signature. Can anyone make out who this is?

More information from the seller is this car came from his father in-law's estate. His father in law drove for BMW at Nurburgring in '72. He would often visit the track and got signatures such as this from drivers. How cool is that?

EdZ

 

[Lorenzo]

Hermetite BMW tin cigarette box from the 70s. Have it also in Martini Porsche edition.

 

[vince]

Yes, kids. There once was a time where you had entire business offices without a single computer to be seen.

I love this photo. I'm guessing she is looking up how to spell a word in her dictionary before she continues to type on her electric typewriter.

 

[Lorenzo]

French 1976 brochure " Championnat voiture de production", the 3.0 CSI was the winner of course.

 

[Lorenzo]

French Alpina brochure from the 80's, Garage du Bac, also for racing parts.