Innocenti of Milan started manufacturing scooters in the years immediately following WWII. Identifying the need for cheap mass transportation the Lambretta was designed by a team headed by Pier Luigi Torre and took it's name from the River Lambert that flowed past the factory.Early models relied on Innocentis experience with steel tubing for industrial applications. It was only later in their history that Lambrettas had enclosed engines and proper suspension. Intended as practical utility transport the Lambretta was a complete success, with demand far outstripping supply. Later the scooter became a style item symbolizing the mood of the postwar era.

 Print size approx 330 x 315mm (13 x 12.4 inches), and is printed on 170gsm matt art paper.

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