Especially those of you in Europe – this page may prove a little too tempting, seeing as there are a few items like this up for sale:
The book will be familiar to many, and the exhibition is always worth a look if you get the opportunity, but here is where they sell the machines (I have no idea if they are reasonably priced!):
Espresso Made in Italy: Rarities for Sale
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