Nicola Romeo and CEMSA Engineering in Saronno, 1925
In 1925, within the strategic railway hub of Saronno northwest of Milan, industrialist Nicola Romeo transformed an existing mechanical works
Works, objects and printed matter from Italy between 1922 and 1944, documented from private archives.
In 1925, within the strategic railway hub of Saronno northwest of Milan, industrialist Nicola Romeo transformed an existing mechanical works
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In 1923, inside a rustic barn in the small rural village of Manzano near Udine, master woodworker Antonio Calligaris began
On July 20, 1930, in the tiny hamlet of Albacina near Fabriano, twenty-three-year-old Aristide Merloni registered a modest artisan workshop
In 1930, in the historic Umbrian city of Foligno, master organ builder Nicola Pinchi founded the atelier of Organi Pinchi.
In 1929, within the sun-drenched maritime trading post of Marsala at the westernmost tip of Sicily, passionate merchant Vito Zichittella
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In 1927, master mechanical technician Eden Fumagalli established the Officine Meccaniche Eden Fumagalli (OMEF) in Monza. Originally dedicated to high-precision
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