At the age of 12 Bruno Rossati began working eleven hour days.
"Now, approaching 91, I find myself reminiscing about my youth, still riding my motorcycle every day.
Letter re Ladetto
Aermacchi 1951
Aero Caproni Capriolo 1957
Gilera 1951
Moto Guzzi Record 1948
Motom Delfino 1954
Vespa Siluro 1951
Lambretta Record 1952
This extraordinary museum displays aeroplanes, a 4-8-4 steam locomotive, and numerous sculptural interpretations of the works of Leonardo da Vinci, based on his drawings.
The museum also has some fifty motorcycles from the 1950s and 60s, dating back through the 30s and 20s to the early years of the 20th century. Machines include Tazio Nuvolari's Bianchi, an original Rondine-based MV Agusta, Moto Frera, a 200 km/h Lambretta... many are in original condition and honestly represent the art and industry of Italian motorcycling.
Images from the museum are displayed on this site under Creative Commons Licence 4.0
The translation of which reads in part:
