Ferrari - Ferrari - Sign - Enamel, Plastic






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Ferrari Prancing Horse enamel and plastic sign, produced in Italy by Ferrari and dating from the 1980s–1990s, in excellent condition and presented in a custom transparent acrylic display case, featuring the black Cavallino Rampante on a yellow background with the Italian tricolour and Ferrari lettering.
Description from the seller
A striking Ferrari Prancing Horse metal sign, presented inside a custom transparent acrylic display case.
The sign features Ferrari’s iconic black Cavallino Rampante against the traditional yellow background, completed by the Italian tricolour and Ferrari lettering. Its aged finish and visible patina give the piece plenty of character, making it an attractive addition to a Ferrari, Formula 1 or classic automotive memorabilia collection.
The sign shows surface wear, marks and oxidation around the four mounting points, consistent with previous display and use. These details have been preserved as part of the piece’s visual character. Please examine all photographs carefully for an accurate impression of its condition. Believed to date from the late 20th century, approximately the 1980s–1990s. The precise date of manufacture is unknown.
The acrylic case protects the sign while allowing it to be displayed on a desk, shelf, cabinet or in a dedicated automobilia collection.
A striking Ferrari Prancing Horse metal sign, presented inside a custom transparent acrylic display case.
The sign features Ferrari’s iconic black Cavallino Rampante against the traditional yellow background, completed by the Italian tricolour and Ferrari lettering. Its aged finish and visible patina give the piece plenty of character, making it an attractive addition to a Ferrari, Formula 1 or classic automotive memorabilia collection.
The sign shows surface wear, marks and oxidation around the four mounting points, consistent with previous display and use. These details have been preserved as part of the piece’s visual character. Please examine all photographs carefully for an accurate impression of its condition. Believed to date from the late 20th century, approximately the 1980s–1990s. The precise date of manufacture is unknown.
The acrylic case protects the sign while allowing it to be displayed on a desk, shelf, cabinet or in a dedicated automobilia collection.
