Moretti. Motociclette, automobili, carrozzerie

Alessandro Sannia traces the history of the Turin firm Moretti, which over six decades built very different things: first motorcycles and three-wheeled vans, electric vehicles during the war, then motor cars – for a time Moretti was Italy's fourth-largest manufacturer – and finally bodies for others, from the grand tourer to the small off-roader. The volume lists the technical data model by model in chronological order and records the racing results from 1948 to 1969; more than 420 illustrations in black and white and colour across 216 pages in A4 format, the text running side by side in Italian and English. It appeared in 2015 from Società Editrice Il Cammello in the Aesthetica series. A place of his own goes to the Swiss Dany Brawand, who led Moretti's styling centre from 1966; «Dany Brawand designer» is devoted to him, by the same author and publisher, and is likewise in this directory.