2017 was of course the year of Ferrari, as one of the most recognised luxury brands on the planet celebrated its 70th glorious year. There were lots of illustrious publications on offer to celebrate the marque’s milestone birthday.
One slightly esoteric, but nonetheless welcome addition to the Ferrari canon is Barry Farr’s Ferraris in Australia in the 1950s and 1960s, a large format landscape (380mm x 300mm) work of 176 pages which catalogues Ferraris as per its title.
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