Identify This ... Fork Edition
06-10-11, 10:24 PM
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Identify This ... Fork Edition
Picked up this fork the other day.
Campagnolo dropouts and 27" wheels seem to fit best.
Here's some decal/pinstriping remnants.
Thanks.
Campagnolo dropouts and 27" wheels seem to fit best.
Here's some decal/pinstriping remnants.
Thanks.
06-11-11, 08:59 AM
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Looks nice! Wagner crown with continental oval blades includes a wide range of possibilities, though.
Anybody recognize the cut-out style on the tangs?
Anybody recognize the cut-out style on the tangs?
06-11-11, 11:31 AM
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Second thought: Based on the wild paint and slight points on the blade ends, I'm going to guess "Swiss"...perhaps a Mondia or Allegro.
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I'm guessing this fork was a "test fork" for a local painter/framebuilder. It has multiple layers of paint and "experimental" finishes.
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