ferrospedaliera
Ferrospedaliera is an Italian high-speed rail train built in the 1930s by Società Ferroviaria SpA, a company based in Gricignano di Aversa in the province of Caserta. Designed to serve the increasingly important Italian national railway network, the ferrospedaliera's name translates to "iron speed" in English. With a top speed of 160 km/h, it marked a significant improvement over earlier locomotive-powered rail systems in Italy.
The ferrospedaliera utilized a streamlined carbody design, echoing the contemporaneous reconstruction of Italian rail infrastructure undertaken
Following their original service, the trains have aesthetically enduring elements reminiscent of their unique blended functionality