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GG
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Reply #120 on:
02 November, 2015, 01:13:09 PM »
From David Bull Publishing:
"I'm very pleased to announce that the Society of Automotive Historians has given its 2015 Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot Award for best publication to Geoffrey Goldberg's
Lancia and De Virgilio: At the Center
. The SAH presents the award for the book that best advances the understanding of the history of the automobile in the English language during the previous year.
Lancia and De Virgilio
shared this year's award with J. Saoutchik Maître Carrossier, published by Dalton Watson Fine Books.
Books from David Bull Publishing have won many awards over the years, but
Lancia and De Virgilio
is the first to be recognized by the SAH -- perhaps because it sheds new light on an innovative automaker....But
Lancia and De Virgilio
is about much more than cars. The book also stands as a unique cultural history that captures the vibrant spirit of Italian business, family life, and society during the country's post-war renaissance. It follows an approach that is both technical and romantic, highly detailed but also popular and accessible.
Meanwhile, further praise for
Lancia and De Virgilio
appears in the November issue of Classic & Sports Car magazine. Martin Buckley devotes his entire Backfire column to the book, noting that "Goldberg's text is scholarly but also straightforward and readable (with extensive reference notes at the end of each chapter -- always a classy touch). He takes a broader view of the social and industrial background to De Virgilio's working life and to the nature of Lancia as a company, rather than the usual narrow appraisal of the vehicles -- a trap into which too many books fall."
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Re: Virgilio book
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Reply #121 on:
02 November, 2015, 02:08:53 PM »
Thank you for posting that review. Well worth the read.
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02 November, 2015, 02:18:06 PM »
+ 1, many congratulations to Geoffery, great to see his dedication, hard work and innovation in this area being recognised.
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02 November, 2015, 08:47:28 PM »
Geoff was our guest speaker at the recent Australian Lancia Register Castlemaine Rally. He was most enjoyable company and his talk was terrific. He came on the tour after the rally and even had a drive of my Aprilia, although I think he misunderstood our kmh speed limit signs for mph!
Some photos of the event can be found on my website and the ALR page as well.
http://narrywoolan.com.au/lancia-aprilia/castlemaine-23/castlemaine-23-photo-collection.html
http://narrywoolan.com.au/lancia-aprilia/alr-mountain-to-surf-tour/alr-mountain-to-surf-photo-collection.html
http://alr.org.au/
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Quote from: BlueSky on 02 November, 2015, 08:47:28 PM
He came on the tour after the rally and even had a drive of my Aprilia, although I think he misunderstood our kmh speed limit signs for mph!
Is there a difference?
Great photos, thanks for posting. Very good fun and glad to meet in person!
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