Vespa

Vespa
Author: VALERIO. BONI
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 224
Release: 2020-05-05
Genre: Electronic Book
ISBN: 8854415758

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The Vespa is an Italian icon--and here is the official story of the brand since its legendary creation, more than 70 years ago. The Vespa is not just any scooter, it is THE scooter, known and loved all over the world. Follow its more-than-70-year history, from its debut in 1946 to signature, custom-made artistic vehicles. This lavishly illustrated volume retraces the Vespa's origins, exploring its most important and influential models (including the 125 Elastico, which met clients' demands for higher performance, and the Elettrica and Elettrica X, both with hybrid motors); the brand's advertising and communications, complete with vintage calendars; and its place in sports, films like Roman Holiday, fashion, and beyond. Engaging anecdotes and images--some never-before published--illustrate the never-ending evolution of a piece of Italy that has conquered all five continents and sold over 18 million vehicles.

The History of the Vespa

The History of the Vespa
Author: Andrea Rapini
Publsiher: Routledge
Total Pages: 150
Release: 2019-01-16
Genre: History
ISBN: 9780429663482

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Despite the symbolic capital and the global commercial success of the Vespa scooter, there is no academic book dealing with its history, only literature produced by the company itself or by scooter enthusiasts. The origins of the Vespa are shrouded in mist, entrusted more to myth than to historical truth. Based on lengthy research carried out in Piaggio’s historical archives and on an interdisciplinary approach, this volume aims to fill this gap. It shows how the Vespa took techniques from the most advanced aeronautical industries in the world, adapting and hybridizing them in an original way, and how the company disseminated its models in the transnational social space.

Vespa

Vespa
Author: Giorgio Sarti
Publsiher: Giorgio Nada Editore
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2011-09-15
Genre: Transportation
ISBN: 8879115286

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April 1946 was the debut date of the revolutionary little two-wheel vehicle, which, as well as leaving an indelible mark on the history of transport, became a real cultural phenomenon to successive generations. Simple and elegant, practical and comfortable, these are some of the characteristics that have ensured the popular scooter an unrepeatable success, with 35,000 of them built in 1949 alone. Sixty-five years after its birth, the Vespa, of which over 17 million have been produced, has affirmed itself throughout the world. This book covers the fascinating epic of the Vespa, from its debut to the present day, through hundreds of pictures and invaluable documents of its various epochs.

Vespa

Vespa
Author: Eric Brockway,Peter Henshaw
Publsiher: Haynes Publishing
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2009-11-01
Genre: Transportation
ISBN: 1844256804

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This appealingly quirky book captures the personality, individuality and style of the world of Vespa through an eye-catching array of period photographs, including Vespa’s imaginative promotional material. Celebrities and girls seem ever-present through the pages, but there is plenty of technical interest to satisfy mechanically minded Vespa enthusiasts. First published in 1993, the 2nd edition includes celebrity and quirky photos alongside the more standard shots illustrating model evolution.

The History of the Vespa

The History of the Vespa
Author: Andrea Rapini
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 160
Release: 2019
Genre: History
ISBN: 0429022603

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Despite the symbolic capital and the global commercial success of the Vespa scooter, there is no academic book dealing with its history, only literature produced by the company itself or by scooter enthusiasts. The origins of the Vespa are shrouded in mist, entrusted more to myth than to historical truth. Based on lengthy research carried out in Piaggio's historical archives and on an interdisciplinary approach, this volume aims to fill this gap. It shows how the Vespa took techniques from the most advanced aeronautical industries in the world, adapting and hybridizing them in an original way, and how the company disseminated its models in the transnational social space.

Vespa Scooters

Vespa Scooters
Author: Mark Paxton
Publsiher: Veloce Publishing Ltd
Total Pages: 64
Release: 2010-12-15
Genre: Transportation
ISBN: 9781845843342

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Stop! Don't buy a classic Vespa without buying this book first! Having this book in your pocket is just like having a real marque expert by your side. Learn how to spot a bad scooter quickly and how to assess a promising one like a professional. Get the right classic Vespa at the right price!

Vespa

Vespa
Author: Valerio Boni,Stefano Cordara
Publsiher: Motorbooks
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2020-09-15
Genre: Motor scooters
ISBN: 076036852X

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In time for Vespa's 75th anniversary, Vespa: Style and Passion is the official history of the iconic Vespa scooter, with rich visuals that include studio images, period advertisements, and rare archival photographs.

Vespa

Vespa
Author: Stefano Biancalana,Michele Marchianò,Giorgio Sarti
Publsiher: Nada
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2002
Genre: Transportation
ISBN: 8879112228

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A newly updated and enlarged edition of the original version published in 1966. The new revised edition marks the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the world famous "Vespa." A dynamic overview of the Piaggio scooter production, featuring model by model class specifications and other technical details.