Der Stammbaum des Porsche 911 (1963–1983) – 1983 – Original Poster by Porsche AG (Germany) From 901 to 956: two decades of Zuffenhausen in precise side profiles | Offset lithograph | 102.00 × 76.00 cm | Germany Introduction A factory wall chart with the rigor of an engineering drawing, this German‑language “family tree” arrays the Porsche 911 lineage across a quiet grey field, each model rendered in crisp side elevation and sequenced year by year. The scholarly header, Der Stammbaum des Porsche 911, frames a data‑rich layout: captions note displacement and PS ratings, while road, Targa, turbo, and competition branches read as a concise visual index. The narrative starts with the 901 prototype and early 2.0‑liter variants, advances through milestones—the Carrera RS 2.7 and 3.0‑liter RSRs—and matures into the G‑series road cars. It culminates in the early‑1980s lineup alongside the contemporary race program, including the dominant 956 in Rothmans livery. Equal parts brand chronicle and information graphic, it distills two decades of Zuffenhausen into a clear, collectible chart. Why It Matters Issued by Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG and printed in Germany, this period, dealer‑grade edition functions as both technical reference and corporate design artifact. It maps the 911 within Porsche’s broader competition ecosystem—spanning turbocharged production cars and the Group 4/5 934/935 lineage—while retaining production‑era details prized by collectors. Full credits (Conception und Graphic Design GmbH, credited as “Entwurf: Gruppe C”; Models: Porsche Model Club; Photo: Starker) and the factory reference code (322010) serve as authenticity markers often missing from later reprints. PS‑based notation situates the piece in a pre‑kilowatt European context, and the Targa note underscores a pivotal body‑style innovation. In oversize near‑B1 format, it synthesizes engineering genealogy with late‑modern corporate clarity—ideal for automobilia, racing history, and information‑graphics collections. Poster Details - Year: 1983 - Country: Germany - Size: 102.00 × 76.00 cm - Format: B1 oversize (approx.) - Studio / Publisher: Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart‑Zuffenhausen; Printed in Germany - Designer: Conception und Graphic Design GmbH (“Entwurf: Gruppe C”); Models: Porsche Model Club; Photo: Starker Condition Very good vintage condition with minor edge wear; colors strong, surface clean, and structure well preserved—excellent for display or archival framing.