Autoluce Italian Dealership Sign
Item Details
- Seller: vo152
- Location: United Kingdom PH3 1RA
- Lot #: M-0045795
Available for auction is a Ferrari dealership sign from Autoluce of Modena, Italy. The sign measures approximately 30” in height, 24” inches in length, with a depth of 1/2 inch. The seller states the sign is in overall good condition but has suffered some damage along the sides below halfway, as some evident bends in the side profile are present. Autoluce is a renowned official Ferrari dealership in Modena, Italy which has been around for 40 years providing enthusiasts with some of the most sought after cars. 
The sign is constructed of metal and weighs approximately 13 lbs. Whether you’re a Ferrari aficionado or an enthusiast of vintage automobilia, this Autoluce Ferrari dealership sign would make an excellent addition to your garage or collection. The buyer is responsible for shipping, shipping insurance, handling, and transactional fees. PCARMARKET is not responsible for anything lost or damaged during shipping.
Auction Results
- Highest Bid: $100
- Auction End: Jul 15, 2024 08:09:00PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 1
Comments (8)
Highest Offer Received $600.00
@GarageMonster Good evening,
I was looking out some things for photographing today and noticed the official Ferrari edition of the Hublot Big Bang wall clock we have also shares the same F in question on the flight case. I just wanted to share that to hopefully reassure you.
Many thanks
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@GarageMonster Thank you for the reply and for the clarification.
I fully understand now what you mean. I am by no means an expert in this field but from what I know the Ferrari name font has had a number of variations over the years during certain decades, but especially so for products and items that are commissioned by dealerships.
For example, a trophy statue that has been produced by the Ferrari Club Italia and previously sold here on PCarmarket, shares the same F in question. Please see the link below:
https://www.pcarmarket.com/auction/ferrari-club-italia-dealership-trophy-1/
It’s very much a similar situation with Porsche and the letter R. Some R’s from the 60’s were neatly curved and then when the 70’s came around they changed to a very straight style R. And then when the 90’s came around they had two R’s where one was curved and one had what could be described as a slash/sharp pointed R. There were also two crests in this period as well where the antlers in the bottom right were fully visible and a version where the top antler was slightly hidden behind the Stuttgart shield.
A very astute observation you have made and one I had not noticed. I do still genuinely believe that this is an authentic sign and an exceptionally rare one as well.
If I can help with anything else please just let me know.
Kind regards
Hi seller look at the top left edge of the F in Ferrari most are squared off and many of reproductions signs i see have that same edge slash cut i think for copy write reasons but this is just my observation unless an expert can explain the differences maybe in period?
@GarageMonster Good morning, thank you for getting in touch.
The gentleman my Father purchased this item from was always kept in high regard due to the quality of the items he sourced in Italy. That being said it can be difficult to obtain written or photographic evidence to validate authentication. I will certainly try and source additional information such as photographs if I can for you.
With regards to the F in Ferrari, I would appreciate your further thoughts on this as I can’t quite see any issues when looking at it.
Kind regards
how can this be authenticated? i see the F looks similar to many repo signs that is why I ask
Bid in the amount of $100