Learn more about a recovered piston, sourced from the legendary 1947 Ferrari V12 Colombo 166 Corsa engine, is a prized piece of the collection. Acquired from a renowned American engine builder and racing champion active during the late 1960s and early 1970s, based in Long Island, New York, it embodies a rich legacy of speed and craftsmanship.

This 1934 Le Mans driver’s medal, though its original recipient remains unknown, stands as a rare relic of endurance racing’s early era. A tangible link to one of motorsport’s most storied events, it embodies the prestige and grit of drivers who braved the legendary 24-hour challenge. Preserved within the collection, it offers a glimpse into the heritage of speed and the timeless pursuit of victory

Engineering build sheets for Ferrari 250LM Chassis No. 6119GT — a rare glimpse into the meticulous craftsmanship behind one of Maranello’s most iconic racing machines. These original documents chart the car’s creation from blueprint to reality, detailing the precision engineering and design philosophy that defined Ferrari’s mid‑1960s endurance racers.