This edition of Le Vie features a man tipping his hat at an Amaro Felsina Ramazzotti sign on the side of the road. Amaro Felsina Ramazzotti is a popular Italian liquor brand.

Le Vie d'Italia was a magazine published from 1917-1968 on geography, travel, and photography. After surviving the war in 1943, the magazine became a symbol of the country's newfound strength and vitality. It began presenting itself as an authority on Italian tourism development and on the increasing motorization of the world.

Year: 1929

Condition: Fair; please note fold lines and writing across the Amaro Felsina Ramazzotti sign in the image.

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