The Official Vintage Bicycle Manufacturer Catalog List w/Links
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Thank you for the links! All have been added. I like that the Bianchi catalogs have geometry for their models--not always the case in brochures.
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A couple of weeks ago I was at Gazelle, and discovered that they are busy putting their archives online. For everyone to peruse and download at will. Excellent!
They are still working on it, the catalogs are not in a separate category, so you'll have to really search for them, and knowing some Dutch will definitely help. But there is a lot of interesting and cool stuff there, including many originals of the pics used in the catalogs: the Gazelle Archives
A few samples to whet your appetite:



They are still working on it, the catalogs are not in a separate category, so you'll have to really search for them, and knowing some Dutch will definitely help. But there is a lot of interesting and cool stuff there, including many originals of the pics used in the catalogs: the Gazelle Archives
A few samples to whet your appetite:




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