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retlaw53 -
thank you for sharing your example
fine job with the photos
the machine's Campg wheel hubs are a model called Sportman; these enjoyed a relatively brief production life of no more than four years
if you remove one of the axle locknuts from a hub it will give a specific year for its manufacture; guesstimate somewhere near to 1963
MICMO also employed these hubs on the Hosteler model of 1964
other date clues include the two Huret gear mechs
the front mech is Allvit model 600 with a single travel adjustment screw; there was nothing above it in the manufacturer's range until 1966 when the model Luxe 700 launched; the cycle is more than nice enough that if it had been produced in 1966 or slightly later it would have received the model 700 rather than the model 600
the Huret Allvit 1900 rear gear mech went through a number of generations in its relatively long production life; the all-metal pulley wheels on this example are a helpful dating aid; the various generations can be viewed at velobase.com
MICMO produced a great many of the Geminani badged cycles but certainly not all; the experts report there were six or so manufacturers
your example also somewhat resembles the model 1500 - not at all questioning your model identification
Raphael Geminiani 1500 de luxe
My Raphael Geminiani 1500 model
Los Angeles bicycle licenses were issued for a period of three years so a 1966 expiry date indicates a license issued in 1963
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