1938 Pontevecchio Bologna Omar Orsi e Bindo Maserati
Omar Orsi (1918–80, left) and Bindo Maserati (1883–1980, right) in Bologna, 1938, at Pontevecchio where the Maserati factory was located. The Maserati family had just been bought by Adolfo Orsi, and Omar Orsi appointed director. (At age 20?)
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