Classic & Vintage - Campagnlo Shifters

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Trying to get a date on these shift levers
No plastic on these whatseover
they say "patent Campagnolo Vicenz Italy"
Thanks for any help
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rootboy
02-15-12, 04:57 AM
Just a guess here, but it looks like parts may have been removed from a band clamp-on type shifter, to be used on braze-ons. Perhaps mid 70's?
miamijim
02-15-12, 05:09 AM
Those blades were used for alot of different models. A pic of the outer hardeware would be hepfull.
Road Fan
02-15-12, 05:47 AM
Anywhere from '60s to 'early '80s.
OK close ups
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BlueDevil63
02-15-12, 12:00 PM
They have the cable housing stop and the flat friction plate so I think that means late 60s to mid 70s. The cable housing stop disappeared about then and they went to a domed friction plate and different lever style in the early 80s.
The first Gran Sport had black back plates and screws rather D Rings, probably into the 60s.
Could this be a mish mash of parts? from different generations?
Just a guess here, but it looks like parts may have been removed from a band clamp-on type shifter, to be used on braze-ons. Perhaps mid 70's?
This is what I think too. I have a set mounted to the band clamp that look the same. I bought them from Colley Avenue Bike Shop in Norfolk VA in 1977.
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