eBay / CraigsList finds - "Are you looking for one of these!?" Part II
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@bark_eater - Seller just agreed to ship it to me for $30!
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@bark_eater - Seller just agreed to ship it to me for $30!
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posted 3hrs ago in Washington, DC
https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/...588461970.htmlCampagnolo Ergo Shift levers - $75 (Brookland NE)

https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/...588461970.html
Campagnolo Ergo Shift levers - $75 (Brookland NE)
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For the record, it seems that @bark_eater and I were both bidding on that seat post - or rather he was going for the whole pile and I just wanted that seat post.
Photos for posterity. It will need cleaning and polishing.
25.4 SR post. I have no bikes it would fit, I was only interested in it as a curio, I'd never seen one quite like it.
Thank you to @juvela for posting those photos!
After looking again at the photos he provided, I guess my idea that you could hang a seat bag off of the post is a non-starter as I'd assume the the seat post ears when mounted to a saddle would cover those holes....

Photos for posterity. It will need cleaning and polishing.
25.4 SR post. I have no bikes it would fit, I was only interested in it as a curio, I'd never seen one quite like it.
Thank you to @juvela for posting those photos!
After looking again at the photos he provided, I guess my idea that you could hang a seat bag off of the post is a non-starter as I'd assume the the seat post ears when mounted to a saddle would cover those holes....


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For the record, it seems that @bark_eater and I were both bidding on that seat post - or rather he was going for the whole pile and I just wanted that seat post.
Photos for posterity. It will need cleaning and polishing.
25.4 SR post. I have no bikes it would fit, I was only interested in it as a curio, I'd never seen one quite like it.
Thank you to @juvela for posting those photos!
After looking again at the photos he provided, I guess my idea that you could hang a seat bag off of the post is a non-starter as I'd assume the the seat post ears when mounted to a saddle would cover those holes....


Photos for posterity. It will need cleaning and polishing.
25.4 SR post. I have no bikes it would fit, I was only interested in it as a curio, I'd never seen one quite like it.
Thank you to @juvela for posting those photos!
After looking again at the photos he provided, I guess my idea that you could hang a seat bag off of the post is a non-starter as I'd assume the the seat post ears when mounted to a saddle would cover those holes....


thank you for the information
slots also provide mounting point for strap which could hold a spare tubular or a rain cape
you've certainly got an oddity there!

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I have to be careful when I look at these oddities! I haven't anything that would fit it - assuming seller measured properly. I believe the advertising said they started at 25.8mm not 25.4mm.
When I see @bertinjim he suggests I need another french bike and french bikes seem to love thin seat posts!!!
I have to be careful when I look at these oddities! I haven't anything that would fit it - assuming seller measured properly. I believe the advertising said they started at 25.8mm not 25.4mm.
When I see @bertinjim he suggests I need another french bike and french bikes seem to love thin seat posts!!!

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This mid-60's. I have a '63 in my garage that is stripped still I need a replacement crank set) and that looks very close. Seat aside, this is in pretty good shape for being about 60 yers old.....
Posted 3 days ago in Lynn MA
*** Seller had it listed for $75 for 36 weeks with no sale ***
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...49619813072609
Listed 3 days ago in Lynn, MA
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Posted 3 days ago in Lynn MA
*** Seller had it listed for $75 for 36 weeks with no sale ***
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...49619813072609
Vintage Schwinn Varsity Road Bike
$50Listed 3 days ago in Lynn, MA
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@juvela
I have to be careful when I look at these oddities! I haven't anything that would fit it - assuming seller measured properly. I believe the advertising said they started at 25.8mm not 25.4mm.
When I see @bertinjim he suggests I need another french bike and french bikes seem to love thin seat posts!!!
I have to be careful when I look at these oddities! I haven't anything that would fit it - assuming seller measured properly. I believe the advertising said they started at 25.8mm not 25.4mm.
When I see @bertinjim he suggests I need another french bike and french bikes seem to love thin seat posts!!!

tough to go wrong with bertinjim as an advisor/consultant.

he has more velo savvy than i could accumulate in several lifetimes.
those slots on the pillar are so robust cannot help but think they may have been intended for something relatively substantial such as a rack or trailer hitch - usual wylde speculation on me part

...or how about the mount for a tandem stoker's handlebar...
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tough to go wrong with bertinjim as an advisor/consultant.
he has more velo savvy than i could accumulate in several lifetimes.
those slots on the pillar are so robust cannot help but think they may have been intended for something relatively substantial such as a rack or trailer hitch - usual wylde speculation on me part
...or how about the mount for a tandem stoker's handlebar...
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tough to go wrong with bertinjim as an advisor/consultant.

he has more velo savvy than i could accumulate in several lifetimes.
those slots on the pillar are so robust cannot help but think they may have been intended for something relatively substantial such as a rack or trailer hitch - usual wylde speculation on me part

...or how about the mount for a tandem stoker's handlebar...
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When I worked in shops in the '70s, I much preferred this design (usually encountered in the Simplex version) to the coarsely adjustable and easily stripped type used on straight steel posts and even to the Campy two-bolt posts, with the all-but-inaccessible front bolt requiring repeated attempts to get the angle right.
The type being discussed here, with the vertical slots behind the clamp, is much easier to adjust: loosen the nuts, set the angle by tilting the saddle up or down so that the bolt slides up or down in the slots, tighten the bolts; done.
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1970s Lambert Grand Prix (Philadelphia PA)
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$400; There was a recall on those Lambert/Viscount aluminum "death forks". Logos all the place lol; on the brakes, shifters drop bars, etc but that was how it came from the factory.
$400; There was a recall on those Lambert/Viscount aluminum "death forks". Logos all the place lol; on the brakes, shifters drop bars, etc but that was how it came from the factory.

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Schwinn Prelude (Blackwood NJ)
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$115. This model used Columbus Tenax tubing (jury is still out on whether its a rebranded Columbus SL or SP ). Either way the price seems reasonable.
$115. This model used Columbus Tenax tubing (jury is still out on whether its a rebranded Columbus SL or SP ). Either way the price seems reasonable.

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Cuevas - $2,000 - Manchester, VT
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Assuming this is optimistic pricing, but don't see these much. Paint is much more dramatic/elaborate than my black one.

wait there's more . . .chrome lugs this time
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post
Assuming this is optimistic pricing, but don't see these much. Paint is much more dramatic/elaborate than my black one.

wait there's more . . .chrome lugs this time
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post

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$400; There was a recall on those Lambert/Viscount aluminum "death forks". Logos all the place lol; on the brakes, shifters drop bars, etc but that was how it came from the factory.

$400; There was a recall on those Lambert/Viscount aluminum "death forks". Logos all the place lol; on the brakes, shifters drop bars, etc but that was how it came from the factory.

*edit* Just checked the pix and both caps are missing.
Those Lambert bars have a deeper-than normal drop.
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Don Farrell - $200 - Washington, NJ
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Never seen one of these and haven't even started to look it up yet, called to me. (also popped up randomly, was way out of my search area)

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post
Never seen one of these and haven't even started to look it up yet, called to me. (also popped up randomly, was way out of my search area)


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Don Farrell - $200 - Washington, NJ
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Never seen one of these and haven't even started to look it up yet, called to me. (also popped up randomly, was way out of my search area)


https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post
Never seen one of these and haven't even started to look it up yet, called to me. (also popped up randomly, was way out of my search area)


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See this post from @juvela - Don Farrell frame 1960s
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Cuevas - $2,000 - Manchester, VT
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post
Assuming this is optimistic pricing, but don't see these much. Paint is much more dramatic/elaborate than my black one.

wait there's more . . .chrome lugs this time
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post
Assuming this is optimistic pricing, but don't see these much. Paint is much more dramatic/elaborate than my black one.

wait there's more . . .chrome lugs this time
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...tory_type=post

possible that paint finish may be a respray done by his son following the retirement and move back home to Barcelona of Francisco
his son kept workshop going for a time following the father's retirement
the son offered braze-ons, repairs and painting but no new construction
do not wish to assert that this is the case - mention it only as a possibility...
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possible that paint finish may be a respray done by his son following the retirement and move back home to Barcelona of Francisco
his son kept workshop going for a time following the father's retirement
the son offered braze-ons, repairs and painting but no new construction
do not wish to assert that this is the case - mention it only as a possibility...
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possible that paint finish may be a respray done by his son following the retirement and move back home to Barcelona of Francisco
his son kept workshop going for a time following the father's retirement
the son offered braze-ons, repairs and painting but no new construction
do not wish to assert that this is the case - mention it only as a possibility...
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$115. This model used Columbus Tenax tubing (jury is still out on whether its a rebranded Columbus SL or SP ). Either way the price seems reasonable.
$115. This model used Columbus Tenax tubing (jury is still out on whether its a rebranded Columbus SL or SP ). Either way the price seems reasonable.
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Unsure when posted
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Bicycle made in Italy
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