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© Edoardo Baj Macario 125 1952 FIAT 500C (FIAT) NUM. TELAIO • CHASSIS NO. 366836 NUM. MOTORE • ENGINE NO. 371611 STIMA • ESTIMATE 95.000 - 120.000 EURO • Ha corso la Mille Miglia 1953. • Ancora immatricolata con la targa originale del 1952: BS 39515. • Esposta recentemente al museo Mille Miglia per la mostra “90 Anni. 1000 miglia”. • Eleggibile per la Mille Miglia e per le principali rievocazioni storiche. • Ran the 1953 Mille Miglia. • Still original BS 39515 plate, from new in 1952. • Recently exhibited at the Mille Miglia museum for the “90 Anni. 1000 miglia” exhibition. • Eligible for the Mille Miglia and the main historic re-enactments. 1ooo FINARTE 145 1953 Mille Miglia #7 Olmi/Berardi (© Giorgio Nada Editore - Novafoto Sorlini) L T IL MODELLO Le origini dell’auto sono piuttosto avventurose; nel 1930 Benito Mussolini parlò con Giovanni Agnelli, senatore del regno, dell’esigenza imperativa di produrre un’auto a basso costo per le masse. Fu una buona idea per la “propaganda”, seguita dalla Germania di Adolf Hitler, dove Ferdinand Porsche fu precipitosamente chiamato a mettere in cantiere la Volkswagen, “l’auto del popolo”. Poiché l’auto avrebbe dovuto costare meno di Lit. 5000, il compito era arduo. Il capo progettista FIAT, Antonio Fessia, affidò il compito a un giovane ingegnere che riteneva fosse l’uomo giusto per compiere l’opera: Dante Giacosa. Giacosa riprese, portandolo ai minimi termini, il precedente progetto Balilla semplificando ogni particolare, mentre le linee THE MODEL The origins of the car are quite adventurous, in 1930 Benito Mussolini talked to Giovanni Agnelli, senator of the kingdom, about the imperative need of a low-cost car for the masses. It was a good idea for the “propaganda”, followed by the Germany of Adolf Hitler, where Ferdinand Porsche was suddenly called to build the Volkswagen, “the car for the people”. As the car should cost less than Lit. 5000, the task was arduous. FIAT chief designer Antonio Fessia turned the task to a young engineer he believed to be the right man for the job: Dante Giacosa. He scaled down the previous Balilla project simplifying anything, while the body lines were inspired by the FIAT 1500 with a smooth bonnet, good for airflow and visibility. The aeronautical experience of Giacosa inspired the a piccola “Topolino” è una delle auto più conosciute e iconiche, anche al di là del mondo degli appassionati di auto. Nata negli anni ‘30, è stata il veicolo del rinascimento italiano prima che i nuovi modelli del dopoguerra scendessero per le strade. È stata l’auto che ha portato l’Italia da muoversi su due ruote (con o senza motore) a muoversi su quattro; era un’auto pensata per essere essenziale ed economica, ma sembra che tutti volessero usarla per correre. 146 1ooo FINARTE © Edoardo Baj Macario he tiny Topolino is one of the world most renowned and iconic cars, even outside the connoisseur’s world. Produced in the 30s, it was the first model of the Italian Renaissance, preceding the post-war car production. This car brought the nation towards the four wheels word. Simple, sober and affordable, nevertheless everyone wanted it for racing. © Edoardo Baj Macario 1ooo FINARTE 147 di carrozzeria si ispirarono alla FIAT 1500 con un cofano affusolato, ottimo per aerodinamica e visibilità. L’esperienza aeronautica di Giacosa ispirò il telaio a due longheroni alleggerito, con il motore (da 569cc, 4 cilindri laterali) montato a sbalzo per migliorare lo spazio all’interno. Anche prima di entrare in produzione, tutti chiamarono l’auto “Topolino”, in parte per le dimensioni, in parte per il muso simile a un topo, simile a Mickey Mouse, personaggio di successo di Walt Disney: Topolino, in Italia. In ogni caso, il nome ufficiale rimase FIAT 500, per rispettare le regole di autarchia. L’auto fu presentata il 10 giugno 1936 a Villa Torlonia, e il prezzo era di Lit. 8.900, superiore all’obiettivo di Lit. 5.000 e molto alto per un comune lavoratore, ma l’auto si vendette comunque. L’auto si è evoluta negli anni. Nel 1938 il primo cambiamento tecnico: le balestre posteriori a quarto di ellisse (il cosiddetto “balestrino” o “balestra corta”) divennero normali balestre semiellittiche per migliorare la capacità di carico. Le FIAT 500 prodotte fino al 1948 vengono ora, retrospettivamente, denominate “500A”. Nel 1948 la macchina vide cambiamenti di rilievo con il modello “500B”, il motore acquisì una nuova testa a valvole in testa, vennero fatti alcuni miglioramenti al telaio e apparve un nuovo riscaldamento. Soprattutto, divenne disponibile una nuova versione, la “Giardiniera Belvedere”, una piccola station wagon “woody”, simile ma in scala ridotta alla Giardinetta Viotti e alle grandi Station Wagon USA. Nel 1949 vi fu l’ultimo cambiamento, con il modello “500C”. La parte anteriore della carrozzeria assunse forme più moderne, il motore ricevette una testata in alluminio. La “Giardiniera Belvedere” divenne “metallica” sostituendo gli affascinanti pannelli laterali in legno con equivalenti in metallo, stampati con un motivo bicolore, per richiamare l’aspetto del legno senza ereditare i suoi problemi strutturali. Fu questa la versione di maggior successo di tutte le Topolino mai vendute. La Topolino venne anche prodotta all’estero, su licenza; la più conosciuta è la versione francese Simca. La Topolino fu anche un’ottima base per il mondo dell’artigianato e della piccola industria nell’Italia del dopoguerra. Da queste piccole realtà nacquero piccole produzioni di vetture di classe come le decapottabili Siata Amica o le “fuoriserie” in esemplare unico, ma anche veicoli derivati per uso professionale. Documenti della Mille Miglia 1953 #7 Olmi/Berardi (Per gentile concessione del Museo della Mille Miglia - Brescia). / Documents of 1953 Mille Miglia #7 Olmi/Berardi (Courtesy of Museo della Mille Miglia - Brescia). 148 1ooo FINARTE La Topolino, comunque, venne spesso modificata, poco o radicalmente, per le gare. Officine, carrozzerie, piccoli costruttori e artigiani: ognuno ha costruito la sua versione definitiva. Qualcuno ha soltanto tagliato il tetto, qualcun’altro ha costruito carrozzerie barchetta su telaio tubolare, mentre il motore crebbe fino al limite della categoria 750 cc, portato alla massima potenza possibile. lightened double rails chassis with the engine (a 569cc, 4 cylinder side-valve) cantilever mounted to improve space inside. Even before going into production, everyone named the car the “Topolino”, part for the size, part from the mouse-alike front, resembling the successful Walt Disney’s character Mickey Mouse: Topolino, in Italy. Howewer, the official name was FIAT 500, in order to comply with autarchy rules. The car was presented in June 10, 1936 at Villa Torlonia, and the price was of Lit. 8.900, higher than the goal of Lit. 5.000 and really high for a common worker, but the car sold anyway. The car evolved in the years. In 1938 the first technical changing: the “quarter” rear leafsprings (the so called “balestrino” or “balestra corta”) became standard half leafspings to improve the carrying capacity. FIAT 500 until 1948 are now called “500A”. In 1948 the car saw mayor changing with the “500B” model, the engine gained a new OHV head, some improvements were made in the chassis and a new heater appeared. Most of all, a new version was available, the “Giardiniera Belvedere”, a little woody wagon, halfway and half the size of the Viotti Giardinetta and the big U.S. Station Wagons. In 1949 the last changing with the “500C” model. The front part of the body assumed more modern shapes, the engine received an aluminum head. The “Giardiniera Belvedere” became “metallica” replacing the glamorous wooden side panels with metallic parts, stamped with a pattern of different colors, recalling the woody-look without inheriting its structural problems. This was the most successful of all the Topolino versions ever sold. The Topolino was also produced abroad, under license, the most reknown being the French Simca version. The Topolino was also the basis for the world of crafts and small industry in postwar Italy. From these small realities came classy low production cars like the Siata Amica convertibles or one-off “fuoriserie”, but also vehicles derivated for commercial purposes. The Topolino, anyway, was often modified, from mildly to radically, for the races. Workshop, body shops, small factories and artisans built their ultimate version. Some just cut the roof, someone else built barchetta roadsters on tubular chassis, while the engine grew up to the 750 cc category limit to the most possible power. The production lasted until 1954 for the saloon, substituted from the FIAT 600, and until 1955 for the Giardiniera. Nearly 520,000 cars were produced throughout his career. THE CAR 1952 Fiat 500C, chassis 366836, ran the 1953 Mille Miglia, ranking 247th with the owner Giuseppe Olmi as driver and Aldo Berardi co-driver. Official photos and documents certify the participation. Even if we were used in the years to 1ooo FINARTE 149 DATA/DATE 1953, 25th - 26th April EVENTO/RACE Mille Miglia (I) # NUM. 7 DRIVER NAZ./NAT. CO-DRIVER RISULTATO/RESULT Giuseppe Olmi (I) Aldo Berardi (I) 274th La produzione della berlina durò fino al 1954, sostituita dalla FIAT 600, mentre la Giardiniera fu prodotta fino al 1955. Quasi 520.000 auto sono state prodotte nel corso della sua carriera. L’AUTO La Fiat 500C 1952, telaio 366836, ha corso la Mille Miglia del 1953, classificandosi 247 con il proprietario Giuseppe Olmi come pilota e il navigatore Aldo Berardi. Foto e documenti ufficiali attestano la partecipazione. Anche se negli anni ci siamo abituati a vedere auto di altissimo lignaggio e potenza nelle rievocazioni, dobbiamo ricordare che la Mille Miglia ha visto decine di Fiat 500C iscritte da molti appassionati che potevano, così, correre con budget limitati. Quindi è interessante il fatto che di recente gli appassionati portino sempre più Topolino alle corse (con la Mille Miglia in prima linea), una vettura sempre ben accolta ed amata dal pubblico. La storia a seguire della Fiat 500C, telaio 366836 racconta di diversi proprietari, in seguito la macchina rimase nella stessa famiglia dalla metà degli anni ‘80 ai primi anni 2000. L’auto ha la particolarità di conservare ancora la sua targa originale BS 39515 dal 1952. STATO DELL’ARTE Restaurata e verniciata nella classica colorazione Bordeaux con interni rossi, presentava alcuni difetti di minor conto e molti dettagli conservati. Un ultimo recentissimo restauro ha riportato alla sua tinta originale e con gli interni corretti (verde scuro/beige). Meccanica revisionata ed efficiente. BIBLIOGRAFIA ESSENZIALE • Luigi Orsini, Mille Miglia, una corsa italiana, Abiemme, Italy 1990. • Dante Giacosa, I miei 40 anni di progettazione alla Fiat, Centro Storico Fiat, Torino 2014. CERTIFICATI ED ATTESTATI Automotive Masterpieces. DOCUMENTI Immatricolazione e targhe italiane in ordine e aggiornate. 150 1ooo FINARTE see cars of high lineage and power at the re-enactments, we must remember that the Mille Miglia saw dozens of Fiat 500C registered by many enthusiasts who could run with small budgets. So it’s interesting that recently, enthusiast drivers are bringing more and more Topolinos at the races (with the Mille Miglia on the forefront), an always well accepted and beloved car by the public. The later history of Fiat 500C, chassis 366836 tells of several owners, then the car stayed in the same family from mid 1980s to early 2000s. The car has the peculiarity of preserving still its original BS 39515 plate from new in 1952. ELEGGIBILITÀ • Mille Miglia. Accettabile al 100%, avendo partecipato a un’edizione storica. Nessun organizzatore delle edizioni rievocative ha mai rifiutato, ad oggi, vetture partecipanti alle edizioni storiche. • Tour Auto. Accettabile. Importante passato storico per la partecipazione alla Mille Miglia 1953. • Targa Florio. Accettabile. Importante passato storico per la partecipazione alla Mille Miglia 1953. • Coppa d’Oro delle Dolomiti. Accettabile. Importante passato storico per la partecipazione alla Mille Miglia 1953. STATE OF THE ART Restored and painted in classic Burgundy body color with red interior, minor faults and several conserved details. A last really recent restoration brought it back to its original color scheme with the correct interiors (dark green/beige).Mechanics overhauled and efficient. © Edoardo Baj Macario MAIN BIBLIOGRAPHY • Luigi Orsini, Mille Miglia, una corsa italiana, Abiemme, Italy 1990. • Dante Giacosa, I miei 40 anni di progettazione alla Fiat, Centro Storico Fiat, Torino 2014. CERTIFICATES AND STATEMENTS Automotive Masterpieces. DOCUMENTS Registration and Italian license plates in order and updated. ELIGIBILITY • Mille Miglia. 100% acceptable, having participated in an historical edition. No organizers of re-enactments, to date, refused cars participating in historical editions. • Tour Auto. Acceptable. Important historical past for the 1953 Mille Miglia. • Targa Florio. Acceptable. Important historical past for the 1953 Mille Miglia. • Coppa d’Oro delle Dolomiti. Acceptable. Important historical past for the 1953 Mille Miglia. PROPRIETARI PRECEDENTI / PREVIOUS OWNERS DATA/DATE From 29th October 1952 to 3rd September 1953 From 4th September 1953 to 1st September 1955 From 2nd September 1955 to 28th February 1957 From 1st March 1957 to October 1961 From 5 October 1961 to 23rd October 1961 From 7th August 1985 to 21st June 2002 From 21st June 2002 to 2017 From 2017 PROPRIETARIO/OWNER Olmi Giuseppe Dusi Antenore Bottazzi G. Battista Botter Giovanni Meneghini Mario Cioli Rosanna Gasparini Luigia Current owner NAZ.NAT. NOTE/NOTES (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) (I) 1ooo FINARTE 151 * Le informazioni per gli acquirenti in italiano sono disponibili su: www.finarte.it IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO BUYERS BUYING AT AN AUCTION The following pages are intended to provide useful information on how to buy at auction. Finarte acts as an agent of the Seller. 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Phone connections taking place when the auction is under way may be recorded. We suggest that you indicate a maximum amount for your bid, which we will present on your behalf, in the event that we will 279 not be able to contact you on the telephone. Our staff will be available for phone calls in English and French. Online Bids Finarte will indicate on its Website (at least 24 hours before the date of the auction) and/or the auction catalogue the auctions in connection with which bids can also be made online. Please refer to Art. 4.6 of the Terms and Conditions of Sale. Bids Made by Finarte’s Employees Finarte’s employees can make bids at Finarte’s auctions only if they are not aware of the reserve price and if the bid is made in full compliance with internal regulations governing auction bids by employees. 3. THE AUCTION Terms and Conditions of Sale The auction is regulated by the Terms and Conditions of Sale and the Terms and Conditions of Mandate. The Terms and Conditions of Sale can be amended with a saleroom notice posted in the auction room or an announcement made by the auctioneer before the auction begins. If the auction house allows online biddings all the amends will be posted on the website www. finarte.it, before the beginning of the sale. Notice Concerning Parties Concerned In the event that a person, who has been given the possibility of making a bid in connection with a lot, has a direct or indirect interest in the same, such as a beneficiary or a will executor that has sold the lot, a co-owner of the same or any other parties having provided a guarantee in relation to the lot, Finarte will include such information in the catalogue. Overbids and response bids The auctioneer can open the bids on each lot by making an offer in the interest of the seller. The auctioneer can also make bids on behalf of the seller up to an amount corresponding to the reserve price, by making overbids and responsive bids in connection with a lot. 4. AFTER THE AUCTION Payments If you are the highest bidder for a lot, you shall make the payment immediately after the auction, using the following methods: cash, bank draft, cheque, Cash Card or Credit Card (American Express, Visa or Mastercard), Paypal. Finarte can accept single or multiple payments in cash only for amounts up to Euro 2.999.99. Please refer to Art. 5 of the Terms and Conditions of Sale. In case of bank transfer, the bank details are the following: Finarte S.p.A., bank: UNICREDIT IBAN Code IT 79 L 02008 01600 000 105041254 SWIFT Code UNCRITMMXXX In the payment description, please indicate your name and surname and the invoice number. In case of payment by Debit Card, American Express, Visa or Mastercard, only the card holder is allowed to make such payment, or in case of PayPal, only the account holder. For each payment by credit card or Paypal, the additional amount of 3% of the total price, will be paid by the buyer as reimbursment of expenses. 280 Finarte reserves the right to check the origin of payment received and reject payments received from any parties other than the Buyer. The Terms and Conditions of Sale provide that the payment for purchased items must be made immediately. However, in limited circumstances, and in any case with the Seller’s consent, Finarte may offer buyers that the same deems accountable the possibility of paying in instalments. Normally, in case of payment in instalments, the conditions must be agreed before the auction. Before deciding whether to grant the possibility of paying in instalments or not, Finarte can request references in connection with the Buyer’s accountability and documentation proving his identity and residence. You will not be allowed to collect the lot until payment has been made unless you have been granted a credit before the auction. Cashier’s desk opening hours: Mon-Fri 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.; 2 p.m. – 6 p.m. Collection Upon collection of the lot, at the headquarters of Finarte S.p.A. or at other places indicated by Finarte itself, see the information at pag. 2, the Buyer will be required to exhibit a document proving his identity. Lots will be delivered to the Buyer or any other person in charge of collection designated by the same only after payment. In case of death, interdiction, inability, extinction/ winding up of the Buyer, for any reason duly notified to Finarte, the latter agrees to return the lot with prior agreement of all the Buyer ’s assignees, or in accordance with the modalities required by the judicial authority. Before organising the collection, please check with Finarte where the lot is stored. Transport and storage costs, as well as interests, will be charged in connection with uncollected lots. Please refer to Art. 6 of the Terms and Conditions of Sale. Storage Storage and transport costs may be charged with reference to lots. Monthly storage costs are in the percentage of 1% of the highest bid made on the lot at the auction. Loss/damage Finarte will be liable in case of loss or damage of the lot for a maximum period of five (5) business days as from the date of the sale. Please refer to Art. 7 of the Terms and Conditions of Sale. Shipment Finarte is at your disposal for information concerning the exportation and shipment of lots. Our offices are open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and may be contacted by calling the number indicated in the catalogue. The lot can be shipped immediately upon payment of the Total Amount Due and after receiving the relevant instructions in writing from you and only after obtaining certificates of free circulation, if any, or export licenses or any other statements and/or certifications required for the said purpose. Unless otherwise agreed: (a) shipment costs will be borne by the Buyer, but you can request, at least 24 hours before the beginning of the auction, estimates of costs in the event that you decide to entrust Finarte with the task of shipping the lot; (b) the insurance coverage concerning any risk of loss and/or damage (also partial) that the lot may suffer during transport must be agreed by the Buyer and the carrier without any liability for Finarte. The cost of insurance will be borne by the Buyer. Upon delivery of the lot by the carrier, please check the condition of the lot and promptly report any inconsistency with respect to the condition of the same when it was purchased. Exporting purchased lots from Italy The export of artwork outside the territory of Italy is subject to the provisions of Legislative Decree No. 42 of 22 January 2004. The export of artworks outside the European Union is subject to Regulation EEC 116/2009 of 18 December 2008 and Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 1081/2012 of 9 November 2012. Artworks whose author is no longer living, and which are over 50 years old require a certificate of free circulation in order to be exported outside Italy and an export license in case of export to non-EU countries. If, as the case may be, the Buyer, and in any way, Finarte, is responsible for obtaining a certificate of free circulation or the export license. The payment must be made by the deadline required, and should the application for a certificate of free circulation or export license be rejected; this will not constitute a valid reason for cancelling the sale or delaying or not making the payment for the purchased lot. (l) Website: www.finarte.it; TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE 2.1 Finarte acts as an agent of the Seller, except in the event that the former is the owner of a lot, either in part or in full. 1. DEFINITIONS (a) Buyer: the natural or legal person making the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer at an auction or purchasing the lot through private treaty; (b) Total Amount Due: the amount due for the purchase of the lot, in addition to the Buyer’s Premium and the Expenses. For the vehicles, the costs for the transfer of ownership and possible export will remain the responsibility of the purchaser. All the relative formalities will be charged and care of the purchaser; (c) Urbani Code: Legislative Decree 42 of 22 January 2004; (d) Buyer’s Premium: the consideration due to Finarte by the Buyer in connection with the purchase of the lot and calculated in percentage of the Hammer Price, on the basis of the percentage value indicated in the auction catalogue or the Terms and Conditions of Sale, in addition to any other amount due to Finarte by the Buyer in connection with VAT or any equivalent tax; (e) Counterfeit: according to Finarte’s reasonable opinion, an imitation of a lot offered for sale, not described as such in the auction catalogue, created for the purpose of being deceptive as to its authorship, authenticity, provenance, attribution, origin, source, date, age, period, and that, at the date of sale, had a lower value than the one it would have had if the lot had been corresponding to the description contained in the auction catalogue. A lot that has been restored or undergone modifications of any kind (including repainting or overpainting) does not constitute a counterfeit; (f) Data: personal data, as defined by Art. 4, 1st Paragraph, letter b) of Legislative Decree 196 of 30 June 2003 (“Personal Data Protection Code”), provided also verbally and/or over the telephone by the Buyer, including those collected in connection with the auction or in any way related to the auction; (g) Finarte: Finarte S.p.A, with registered offices in Milan, Via Brera n. 8 (20124); (h) Price: the price at which the lot is sold to the Buyer by the auctioneer at an auction or, in case of sale through private treaty, the price agreed upon by Finarte and the Buyer, net of the Buyer’s Premium; (i) Reserve: the minimum (confidential) price at which the Seller has agreed with Finarte to sell the lot; (m) Expenses: in connection with the purchase of a lot, all the expenses due to Finarte by the Buyer, including (but not limited to) the following: taxes of any kind, packaging and shipment costs, expenses related to the collection of any sums due by a defaulting Buyer, expenses – if any - incurred for the reproduction of the lot, its estimate and/or authentication, the Artist’s Resale Right, that the Buyer agrees to bear and that should be paid by the seller under Art. 152, 1st Paragraph, Law 633 of 22 April 1941; (n) Seller: the natural or legal person who is the owner of the lot offered for sale at an auction or by private treaty by Finarte, as an agent of the same. 2. FINARTE’S OBLIGATIONS TO THE BUYER 2.2 Generally, lots offered for sale at auctions are antiques. Lots are sold with all defects, flaws and description errors. The pictures contained in the catalogues are provided for the sole purpose of identifying the lot concerned. The functioning and safety of electrical or mechanical devices have not been checked before the sale, and the same is bought by the Buyer at his own risk. The Buyer undertakes to examine the lot before the purchase, in order to check if the same is compliant with the catalogue description, and, if the case may be, to request the opinion of an independent expert or scholar, in order to verify its authenticity, provenance, attribution, origin, date, age, period, cultural origin or source, and condition. 2.3 In the event that, after a sale by auction, it emerges that a lot is a Counterfeit, Finarte will refund to the Buyer who requests that the sale contract be terminated, after the latter has returned the lot to Finarte, the Total Amount Due in the currency in which it was paid by the same. Finarte’s obligation is subjected to the condition that, no later than five (5) years of the date of the sale, the Buyer does the following: (i) provides Finarte in writing, within three (3) months as of the date when the same received information inducing him to deem that the lot is a Counterfeit, with the lot number, the date of the auction where the lot was purchased, and the reasons why the Buyer deems that the lot is a Counterfeit; (ii) is able to return the lot to Finarte, free from third party claims of any kind, after the date of the sale, and the lot is in the same condition as it was at said date; (iii) provides Finarte with the reports prepared by two independent scholars or experts of acknowledged expertise, which explain the reasons why the lot is considered a Counterfeit. Finarte reserves the right to proceed with the termination of the sale even in case of absence, in part or in full, of one or more of the aforesaid conditions. Finarte will not be bound by the opinions provided by the Buyer and reserves the right to request the further opinion of other experts at its own expenses. Should Finarte determine to terminate the sale, it may reimburse the Buyer, in a reasonable amount, of the expenses incurred by the latter to obtain the opinion of the two independent experts accepted by both Finarte and the Buyer. 2.4 Finarte will not reimburse said expenses in the following circumstances: 281 a) the catalogue description is consistent with the opinion of scholars and experts generally accepted at the date of the sale, or the catalogue description indicated that the authenticity or attribution of the lot was controversial; b) as of the date of publication of the catalogue, the fact that the lot was counterfeit could be verified only by way of examinations generally considered unsuitable for the purposes concerned or difficult to carry out, whose costs were unreasonable or that could have reasonably damaged or resulted in a loss of value of the lot. 4. SALES BY AUCTION 3. FINARTE’S AND THE SELLER’S LIABILITY TO THE BUYER 4.3 Anyone making a bid at an auction will be considered a party directly concerned by the purchase unless otherwise agreed between Finarte and the same with a written agreement, where the latter declares to act in the name and on behalf of a third party, and this is accepted by Finarte. In the aforesaid case, the auction attendee will be jointly liable with the third party concerned vis-à-vis Finarte in connection with all obligations arising from the Terms and Conditions of Sale. 4.8 The auctioneer may, at its sole discretion and at any time in the course of the auction: (i) withdraw a lot from the auction; (ii) review a sale offer relating to a lot, whenever the same may deem that it contains mistakes and/or could give rise to disputes; and/or (iii) adopt any measures that the same deems adequate to the circumstances at hand. 4.4 Written bids are valid only if received by Finarte at least 24 hours before the beginning of the auction and sufficiently clear and complete, notably with respect to the lot and the price at which the bidder intends to purchase it. In the event that Finarte receives multiple written bids of the same amount on a specific lot, and they are the highest bids made on such lot, the same will be allotted to the bidder whose bid has been received first by Finarte. If you intend to make written bids, please fill in the “Bid Form” annexed to the auction catalogue and send it off with the documentation indicated therein. 4.9 At some auctions, a video screen may be operated. Finarte will not be held liable for either the correspondence to the original of the image displayed on the screen and any malfunctions of the video screen. 6.1 The lot will be delivered to the Buyer at the expenses of the same no later than (5) business days of the date of the sale. The lot will be delivered to the Buyer (or a person duly authorised by the same) only after Finarte has received the Total Amount Due. 4.10 Finarte represents that the lot can be declared an object of cultural interest by the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism under Art. 13 of the Urbani Code. In the aforesaid case, or in the event that a procedure has been undertaken in order to declare the lot an object of cultural interest under Art. 14 of the Urbani Code, Finarte will announce said circumstance before the sale. Should the lot be declared of cultural interest, the Seller will notify the sale to the competent Ministry under Art. 59 of the Urbani Code. The sale will be subjected to the condition precedent that the Ministry does not exercise its preemption right within sixty days as of the date of receipt of the relevant notice, or within one hundred and eighty days under Art. 61, 2nd Paragraph, of the Urbani Code. In the period when the pre-emption right may be exercised, the lot cannot be delivered to the Buyer in accordance with Art. 61 of the Urbani Code. 6.2 Should the Buyer fail to collect the lot within five (5) business days of the date of the sale, Finarte may charge an amount corresponding to 1% of the Hammer Price for each month of delay in the collection of the lot, starting from the fifth business day following the sale. 3.1 Any representations provided by Finarte, either verbally or in writing, including those contained in the catalogue, reports, comments or evaluations concerning any characteristic of a lot, such as authorship, authenticity, provenance, attribution, origin, date, age, period, cultural origin, source, its quality, including its price or value, exclusively reflect opinions, and can be reviewed, and also changed, by Finarte, before the lot is offered for sale. 3.2 Finarte and its employees, collaborators, directors or consultants cannot be held liable for any mistakes or omissions contained in said representations. 3.3 Without prejudice to what set forth by clauses 3.1 and 3.2, Finarte’s liability to the Buyers in connection with the purchase of a lot by the latter is limited to the Hammer Price and the Buyer’s Premium paid to Finarte by the same. The limitations that apply to Finarte’s liability are also extended to the Seller’s liability vis-à-vis the Buyer. Except for the case of gross negligence or misconduct, Finarte or its employees, collaborators, directors or consultants may not be held liable for acts or omissions concerning the preparation or conduction of the auction or any issue relating to the sale of the lots. 3.4 The descriptions in the catalogue for watches, clocks and jewels in relation to preservation and/or restorations are given as guidelines to the prospective buyer but may under no circumstance be considered exhaustive. All the watches and jewels must be examined thoroughly by the potential buyer in order to be able to ascertain their status. The absence of indication of a defect in the lot, of a restoration work or of the presence of a non-original part, does not preclude the possibility that these special conditions exist. Wristwatches in water-resistant cases have been opened to examine their movements: therefore, Finarte suggests that such a watch be controlled by an authorized dealer before using the same in conditions where water is present. Straps made of organic material are associated with the watch for display purposes only: prospective buyers are aware that the importation to foreign countries of materials derived from endangered or otherwise protected species (purely as an example: tortoiseshell, ivory) are subject to CITES international rules. Prospective buyers should therefore acquire the necessary information on such restrictions prior to their participation in the sale of lots containing, even though partially, materials falling under these rules. 282 4.1 At its sole discretion, Finarte may prohibit anyone from participating in some auctions. 4.2 The auctioneer, in conducting the auction, starts from a bid that the same deems adequate, in consideration of the value of the lot and of competing bids. The auctioneer can make consecutive bids or in reply to other bids, in the Seller’s interest, until the Reserve is reached. 4.5 Bids made over the telephone are valid if confirmed in writing before the auction. Finarte reserves the right to record bids made over the telephone and declares that it may not be held liable, at any title, vis-à-vis auction attendees in connection with problems or disruptions affecting the phone service (e.g., interruption or suspension of the connection). 4.6 Finarte will indicate on the Website (at least 24 hours before the date of the auction) and/or in the catalogue the auctions where it will be possible to make bids online as well. If you wish to participate in an auction through the Internet, you will be able to make your bids in real time. Participation in an auction through the Internet is subject to your registration with the Website or with other Websites through which the online bidding service will be provided and the subsequent signing up for the auction at least 24 hours before the auction begins. Once granted access to the Website as a registered user, you will be held liable for any activities carried out on the Website by using your access credentials. You will promptly inform Finarte of any unlawful use of your password or in case of loss of the same. In the latter event, Finarte will provide you with a new password granting access to the Website, and you will no longer be able to use the previous password for access to the Website or participation in auctions. We invite you to log out at the end of any session on the Website. Finarte does not guarantee that the Website is always operational and that there will be no disruptions when you participate in an auction, or/and that the Website and the relevant server is free from viruses or any other hazardous or potentially hazardous materials. Consequently, except in case of willful misconduct or gross negligence, Finarte may not be held liable for any technical problems arising when the auction is under way (e.g. slow browsing speed or disruptions in the server managing participation in the auction through the Internet). Finarte will not be held liable for any damage or inconvenience suffered as a consequence of any improper use of the Website in accordance with this information and the conditions of use of the Website. You will refrain from using any kind of software or tool affecting or interfering (also only potentially) with the conduct of the auction, and undertake to use the Website and any related applications in good faith and a proper manner. 4.7 The auctioneer will accept the highest bid by the fall of the hammer, which will be the Hammer Price, and consequently the conclusion of the sale contract between the Seller and the Buyer. 5. PAYMENT 5.1 The Buyer will pay the Total Amount Due to Finarte immediately after the end of the auction. 5.2 The ownership of the lot will be transferred from the Seller to the Buyer only upon payment by the Buyer of the Total Amount Due. 5.3 In case of non-payment or late payment, in full or in part, of the Total Amount Due, Finarte may, at its discretion, enforce the payment or terminate the contract under Art. 1454 of the Italian Civil Code, being it understood that the period available for the payment performance agreed therein is of five (5) days, in any case without prejudice to Finarte’s right to claim damages and sell the lot on behalf and at the expenses of the Buyer, pursuant to Art. 1515 of the Italian Civil Code. 5.4 In case of non-payment or late payment by the Buyer, in full or in part, of the Total Amount Due, Finarte may attribute any payment made to Finarte by the Buyer to the Buyer’s debt constituted by the Total Amount Due, or any other sum due to Finarte by the Buyer and derived from other contractual relations. 5.5 In case of delay in the payment of the Total Amount Due for a period of over five (5) business days as from the auction, Finarte will store the lot in its own premises or elsewhere at the Buyer’s risk and expenses. Again in case of delay in payment for a period longer than as indicated above, the Buyer will pay interest on arrears to Finarte at the 3-month Euribor rate set forth by law plus 5%, without prejudice to Finarte’s right to claim damages for further damages suffered. The lot will be delivered to the Buyer only after the latter has paid the Total Amount Due, all storage and shipment costs and any other expenses incurred. 5.6 In case of non-payment or late payment, Finarte may reject any bids made by the Buyer or a representative of the same in the course of following auctions or request that the Buyer lodges a sum in cash as security before accepting his bids. 5.7 Finarte may offset any amounts due to the Buyer, at any title, against any sums due by the Buyer to the same at any title. 6. DELIVERY AND COLLECTION OF THE LOT 7. TRANSFER OF RISK 7.1 Any risk relating to a purchased lot is transferred to the Buyer whenever is the earliest of the following dates: (i) when the Buyer receives the purchased lot; or (ii) when the Buyer pays the Total Amount Due to the Buyer, or (iii) the fifth (5) business day following the sale. 7.2 The Buyer will be indemnified for any loss or damage occurring to the lot after the sale but before the risk is transferred, but said indemnity could not exceed the lot Hammer Price, along with the Buyer’s Premium received by Finarte. Except in case of willful misconduct or gross negligence, Finarte may not be held liable for the loss or damage to the frame or the glass containing and/or covering prints, paintings or other artworks, unless the frame or glass constitute the lot sold at auction. In no circumstance may Finarte be held liable in case of loss or damage due to any work (including restoration and cleaning operations, and work on the frame) carried out by independent experts designated by Finarte with the Seller’s consent, or the loss or damage caused or originated, directly or indirectly, from: a) changes in humidity or temperature; b) normal wear and tear or gradual deterioration due to operations on the lots and/or hidden faults and defects (including woodworms); c) improper treatment; d) war, nuclear fission, radioactive contamination, chemical, biochemical or electromagnetic weapons; e) acts of terrorism. 7.3 The packaging and shipment of the lot to the Buyer are made entirely at the risk and expenses of the same, and under no circumstances will Finarte be held liable for any actions or omissions of packaging workers or carriers. 283 8. EXPORTATION FROM THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC 10. PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION 8.1 The exportation of a lot outside the territory of the Italian Republic may require a certificate of free circulation or an export license. Obtaining a certificate of free circulation and/or export license is the responsibility of the Buyer. In case of non-issuance or delay in the issuance of the certificate of free circulation and/or the export license, said circumstance would not constitute a reason for termination or cancellation of the sale, nor justification of late payment of the Total Amount Due by the Buyer. 10.1 Pursuant to Art. 13 of Legislative Decree 196 of 30 June 2003 (“Personal Data Protection Code”), Finarte informs you that the Data provided by you will be processed by the same mainly through electronic, automatic and/or video-recording means (using modalities and devices suitable to ensure the security and confidentiality of the Data) for the following purposes: (a) in connection with the fulfilment of its obligations; (b) in order to manage the relationship with sellers and buyers (such as, for example, the management of sales proceeds, invoices and shipping operations); (c) any checks and evaluations of auction sales report and the risks related to the same; (d) the fulfilment of tax, accounting and legal liabilities and/or orders issued by public bodies, and (e) shipment of promotional and informational materials by Finarte using automated means, such as by email, facsimile, text messages or MMS. 9. APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION 9.1 These Terms and Conditions of Sale are regulated by the Italian law. The Buyer agrees that any dispute that may arise in connection with the application, construction and performance of these Terms and Conditions of Sale will be subject to the exclusive competence of the Court of Milan. 9.2 For any controversy that might arise on the application, execution and interpretation of the Important Information for the Buyers and/or interpretation of the General Terms and Conditions of Sale herein, the Court with Jurisdiction shall be the place of residence or elected domicile of the user Buyer. 9.3 Moreover, users living in a country belonging to the European Union different from Italy can access, in the case of disputes relating to the application, execution or interpretation of these General Sales Terms, the European procedure established for small claims with Regulation (EC) no. 861/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council, July 11th 2007, provided that the value of a claim does not exceed Euro 2,000.00, disregarding all interests, expenses and disbursements. 9.4 According to art. 141-sexies, comma 3 of the Consumer code, Finarte informs the consumer/user (art. 3, comma 1, lett. a) of the Consumer code), that in the case he makes a claim that could not be resolved other ways, Finarte shall be obliged to give all the information to the Alternative Dispute Resolution organism 9.4 Under Article 141-sexies, paragraph 3 of the Consumer Code, Finarte informs the consumer Buyer that, in the event he has filed a complaint directly with Finarte, after which however it has not been possible to resolve the dispute, Finarte will provide information about the Alternative Dispute Resolution entity or entities for the extra-judicial settlement of disputes relating to the obligations arising from any contract concluded under these Terms and Conditions of Sale (so-called ADR entities, as specified in Articles 141-bis et seq. of the Consumer Code), specifying whether or not it intends to make use of such entities to resolve such dispute. Finarte also informs the consumer Buyer that a European platform for online dispute resolution of consumer disputes has been established (the so-called ODR platform). The ODR platform is available at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/; through the ODR platform, the consumer Buyer may consult the list of ADR entities, find the link to the website of each of them and start an online dispute resolution procedure for the dispute in which he is involved. 10.2 The provision of Data for the purposes under Art. 10.1, letters (a) – (d) included is optional. However, in case of refusal, the participation in the auction or the fulfilment of Finarte’s obligation will be impossible. 10.3 The consent to the processing of Data for the purposes under Art. 10.1 letter (e) is optional. However, in case of refusal, it will be impossible to receive promotional and informational materials from Finarte through automated means, such as by email, facsimile, text messages or MMS. 10.4 The Data will be processed by Finarte’s employees or consultants as data processors or subjects in charge of data processing. 10.5 Your Data may also be communicated to: (a) any entity (including Public Authorities) having access to personal data by virtue of statutory or administrative provisions; (b) companies or third parties in charge of printing, enveloping, shipment and/or delivery services in connection with the lots purchased; (c) post offices, couriers or carriers in charge of delivering the lots; (d) companies, consultants or professionals, if any, in charge of the installation, maintenance, updating and in general the management of Finarte’s hardware and software, or of which Finarte avails itself, including the Website; (e) companies or internet providers in charge of sending informational or promotional documentation and/or materials; (f) companies in charge of processing and/or shipping promotional and informational materials on behalf of Finarte; (g) all public and/or private entities, natural and/or legal persons (legal, administrative and fiscal consulting firms, Courts, Chambers of Commerce, Employment Chambers and Offices, etc.), if such disclosure is necessary or functional to the due performance of Finarte’s obligations. Your Data will not be disclosed, except in anonymous and aggregate form, for statistical or research purposes. 10.6 The Data Controller is Finarte S.p.A., with offices in via Brera 8, (20121) Milan, Italy, to which any requests or demands in connection with the processing of Data may be made. 10.7 The Data will be stored exclusively for the time required to ensure the proper fulfilment of Finarte’s obligations, and in any case only for the period set forth by law. 10.8 Under Art. 7 of the Personal Data Protection Code, you 284 have the right, inter alia, to the following, a) obtain confirmation of the existence of Data concerning you and obtain their communication in an intelligible way; b) obtain, through the effort of the data controller or data processor(s): • information on the source of the Data, the purposes and modalities of processing, the logic behind their possible electronic processing; • identification details concerning the data controller and the data processor(s), and the representative, if any, designated by a foreign subject to the processing of the Data in Italy; • information on the entities or categories of entities to whom the Data may be transferred or that may access them in their capacity as designated country representatives in Italy, data processors or subjects in charge of data processing; c) obtain: • the updating, rectification or integration of your Data; • the removal, anonymisation or blocking of Data processed in violation of the law, including those which must be stored in connection with the purposes for which they have been collected or subsequently processed; • evidence that those who have received the Data or to whom the same are disclosed, including the relevant content, have been informed of the operations under the paragraphs above, except whenever such obligation is impossible to fulfil or requires the use of means that are clearly disproportionate in comparison to the right protected; d) the object, in full or in part: • for legitimate reasons to the processing of your personal Data, even if relevant for the purposes for which they have been collected; • to the processing of your personal Data, for promotional purposes, the shipment of advertising materials, direct sales, or marketing research studies or promotional communications. The aforesaid rights may be exercised with request to the data controller by registered letter, fax to the following number: +39 02 36569109, or by email to the following address: [email protected] 12. LAW AND JURISDICTION 12.1 Your relationship with Finarte is regulated by the Italian law. Any dispute that may arise in connection with the application, construction or performance of these Condition of Sale will be subject to the exclusive competence of the Court of Milan. the seventh month following the delivery of the lot, it becomes the consumer’s burden to prove that the defect existed at the time of delivery. In order to avail himself of the Legal Guarantee, therefore, the consumer shall first give proof of the date of the sale and of the delivery of the lot. The consumer, in order to be able to provide this proof, should, therefore, keep all documentation suitable to demonstrate the sale (for example, the purchase invoice) and the date of delivery or collection of the lot. 13.4 With reference to the definition of “lack of conformity”, please refer to the provisions of Article 129, paragraph II, of the Consumer Code. Excluded from the scope of the Legal Guarantee are defects caused by accidental events or by responsibilities of the consumer, or by any use of the lot that is incompatible with its intended use. 13.5 In the event of a lack of conformity duly reported in the appropriate terms, the consumer is entitled: (i) first of all, to the repair or replacement of the lot, at his choice, free of charge, unless the solution requested is impossible or excessively expensive compared to the other; (ii) second, (in cases where repair or replacement is impossible or prohibitively expensive, or the repair or replacement did not take place within a reasonable time or the repair or replacement made previously caused significant inconvenience to the consumer) to a reduction in the Hammer Price or the termination of the contract, at his choice. The remedy requested is overly burdensome if it imposes unreasonable costs on the Seller with respect to alternative remedies that may be exercised, taking into account: (i) the value the object would have if there were no lack of conformity; (ii) the nature of the lack of conformity; (iii) the possibility that the alternative remedy could be implemented without significant inconvenience to the consumer. 13.6 If, during the period of validity of the Legal Guarantee, the lot manifests a lack of conformity, the consumer may inform Finarte of this fact at the contacts provided in Article 12. Finarte will reply promptly to communications of any alleged lack of conformity and indicate to the consumer the specific procedure to be followed. 13. LEGAL GUARANTEE OF CONFORMITY 13.1 All lots sold through Finarte are covered by the legal guarantee of conformity provided for in Articles 128-135 of the Consumer Code (Legal Guarantee). 13.2 The Legal Guarantee is given to the consumer (who, pursuant to Article 3, paragraph I, letter a) of the Consumer Code, is an individual who acts for purposes unrelated to his business, commercial, craft or professional activities). 13.3 The Seller is liable to the consumer for any lack of conformity existing at the time of delivery of the product, and that becomes apparent within two years of that delivery. The lack of conformity must be reported to the Seller within two months of the date of which it was discovered. Otherwise the guarantee is voided. Unless proved otherwise, it is assumed that any lack of conformity which becomes apparent within six months of delivery of the product already existed on the delivery date, unless this assumption is incompatible with the nature of the product or with the nature of the lack of conformity. From 285 AVVISO AGLI ACQUIRENTI GUIDE FOR BIDDERS Qualsiasi riferimento alle condizioni del lotto in catalogo non equivale alla completa descrizione dello stato di conservazione. L’acquirente (i) è responsabile della verifica della condizione, autenticità e completezza o provenienza di qualsiasi auto a motore o di qualsiasi altro lotto acquistato. Any reference to the conditions of the lot in the catalogue is not the same as the complete description of the state of conservation. The buyer (s) is responsible for verifying the condition, authenticity and completeness or provenance of any motorized car or any other lot purchased. Ad eccezione di quanto qui previsto, tutte le auto a motore o qualsiasi altro lotto (s) sono venduti così come sono, senza alcuna dichiarazione o garanzia, espressa o implicita. Offerte scritte Con il presente modulo debitamente compilato, Finarte darà esecuzione alle offerte di quanti non possono essere presenti alla vendita. I lotti saranno sempre acquistati al prezzo più conveniente consentito da altre offerte sugli stessi lotti e dalle riserve registrate da Finarte. Questo servizio è gratuito e confidenziale. Finarte offre questo servizio per comodità dei clienti che sono impossibilitati a partecipare all’asta. Finarte non potrà ritenersi responsabile per errori o insuccessi nell’eseguire offerte in sala, istruzioni telefoniche o per mezzo del modulo d’offerta. Per lasciare un’offerta scritta, siete pregati di utilizzare il modulo offerte allegato al presente catalogo e di controllare accuratamente i numeri di lotto, le descrizioni e le cifre da Voi riportate. Non saranno accettati ordini di acquistare con offerte illimitate. Ogni modulo d’offerta deve contenere offerte per una sola asta. Offerte alternative possono essere accettate se viene specificata, tra il numero dei lotti, la parola “OPPURE”. Siete pregati di indicare sempre un limite massimo. In caso di offerte identiche, sarà data la precedenza a quella ricevuta per prima. Offerte telefoniche Gli ordini, se dettati telefonicamente, sono accettati solo a rischio del mittente e devono essere confermati per lettera, fax o telegramma prima dell’asta: Fax +39 02 36569109 La preghiamo di indicare chiaramente il numero telefonico a cui desidera essere contattato al momento di inizio dell’asta, incluso il prefisso internazionale. Finarte la contatterà prima che il lotto sia offerto in asta. Commissioni d’acquisto L’importo massimo della Vostra offerta riguarda solamente il prezzo di aggiudicazione, a questo sarà sommata la commissione d’acquisto e l’IVA applicabile (si prega di vedere le “Informazioni Importanti per gli Acquirenti”). Spese di magazzinaggio Tutti gli oggetti devono essere ritirati entro 5 giorni dalla data dell’asta, onde evitare il costo di trasferimento e magazzinaggio. Altrimenti i Vostri acquisti saranno spediti a Vostro carico e spese ad un magazzino esterno. I costi di magazzinaggio Vi verranno addebitati a partire dal quinto giorno lavorativo dopo l’asta e da quel momento Finarte non sarà più responsabile dei beni non ritirati. Offerte andate a buon fine Una fattura sarà inviata per posta ordinaria a tutti gli acquirenti. Per conoscere prima i risultati delle Vostre offerte e decidere sul magazzinaggio o trasferimento delle merci, potrete contattare Finarte a partire da due giorni dopo l’asta. 286 1000finarte Brescia, 14 maggio 1518 2018 Except as provided herein, all motorized cars or any other lot (s) are sold as-is, without any representation or warranty, expressed or implied. Written bids If you are unable to attend an auction personally and wish to place bids, you may give Finarte instructions to bid on your behalf. Lots will always be bought at the lowest price possible relative to the bids placed and the reserve on the lot. This service is free and confidential. Please note: Finarte offers this service as a convenience to clients who are unable to attend the sale and will not be held responsible for errors in or failure to execute bids, whether in the salesroom, by telephone, or by Bidding form. To place bids, please use the Bidding form provided in this catalogue Be sure to record accurately the lot numbers and descriptions and the top price you are willing to pay for each lot. “Buy” bids are not accepted, i.e. you must bid a specific amount rather than instruct us to “bid at any cost”. Each bidding slip should contain bids for one sale only. Alternative bids should be indicated by using the word “or” between lot numbers. In the event of identical bids, the earliest will take precedence. Telephone bids Bids may be placed by telephone, but are accepted only at Finarte’s discretion and the caller’s risk, and must be confirmed by letter, telegram, or fax : Fax +39 02 36569109 Please clearly specify the telephone number on which you may be reached at the time of the sale, including the country code. We will call you from the saleroom shortly before your lot is offered. – Buyers’ premium The “top limit” you indicate on your bid form is for the hammer price exclusively. A buyer’s premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by you together with the applicable IVA (see “Important Information for Buyers”). Storage charges Due to Finarte very limited storage capacity, all furniture must be picked up within 5 days after the sale to avoid a charge for storage. Otherwise, your purchase will be sent, at your expense and risk, to a public warehouse. Storage charges will be accrued from the fifth day after the sale until pick-up and are not the responsibility of Finarte. Successful bids Successful bidders will be notified and invoiced within a few days of the sale. If you wish to know the results of your bids and to decide about storage or shipment, please contact the Accounts Department from two days after the sale. – – 287