A Century of Bologna Heritage: From 1926 Radio Workshop to the Ducati 916
On July 4, 1926 in Bologna, Italy, brothers Adriano, Bruno, and Marcello Ducati-supported by the vision of their father, engineer and industrialist Antonio Cavalieri Ducati-established Societa Scientifica Radio Brevetti Ducati. What began as a precision workshop building radio condensers evolved over the next hundred years into Borgo Panigale's world-renowned motorcycle marque. The Antonio Cavalieri Ducati 100th Anniversary Vinyl Figure honors that 1926-2026 centenary by uniting the founding patriarch with the sculpted silhouette of a red DUCATI 916 superbike on a single freestanding pedestal.

Sculpted with silver-gray hair and a sweeping silver mustache, Antonio Cavalieri Ducati wears a charcoal-black three-piece suit accented with a crimson necktie, red pocket square, and a Ducati shield lapel crest. His right forearm rests casually across the upper fairing of a Rosso Corsa red Ducati 916 featuring a clear windscreen, twin front headlights, gold-painted brake rotors, and dual under-seat exhaust pipes. Beneath both the figure and the motorcycle sits a circular black pedestal base wrapped in an Italian green-white-red tricolor band, a raised Ducati shield emblem, and a metallic-gold nameplate inscribed with ANTONIO CAVALIERI DUCATI - DUCATI 100TH ANNIVERSARY - 1926-2026.
- Founder Edition Window Packaging: Accompanied by a red, black, and white POP! COLLECTIBLES display box stamped with a gold 100 laurel wreath, a white line-art blueprint of the Ducati 916, and the motto STYLE. SPEED. PASSION.
- Integrated Pedestal Stability: The wide circular base keeps both the patriarch figure and the 916 superbike balanced on office desks, garage workbenches, or bookshelf displays outside the box.
- Simple Dusting & Care: Wipe the molded figure, motorcycle fairing, and clear box window lightly with a dry microfiber cloth and position away from direct sunlight to preserve the Rosso Corsa red and gold finish.
Built for Ducati owners, Italian motorsport historians, and superbike collectors, this 1926-2026 Founder Edition piece brings a hundred years of Bologna passion and engineering pride to any study or garage display.




















