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No. 1633 INOXPRAN
Mixed lot of 3 pieces, including original Inoxpran jersey (unknown manufacturer / Made in Italy), size 4, and 2 factory postcards Inoxpran cycling team 1979 and Giovanni Battaglin, various formats. formats

No. 1634 SCIC BOTTECCHIA
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original SCIC-Bottecchia jersey (unknown manufacturer / Made in Italy), size 4, and small-format advertising poster Attilio Benfatto, 28.5x20.5cm

No. 1635 MOLTENI
mixed lot of 4 pieces, including original Molteni jersey (manufacturer Colnago), size 3, as well as 3 hand-signed factory postcards Eddie Merckx / Franco Balmamion / Rudy Altig, as well as Molteni team 1971, various formats. formats

No. 1636 GIANNI MOTTA
1984/85, Gianni Motta Personal "Team Gianni Motta Linea MD", professional team racing bike, with Campagnolo 80th Anniversary complete groupset, frame height 60cm, "X-59" at the bottom - extremely rare new old stock example of an original professional team bike; Team Gianni Motta was one of the first US registered teams at the Giro d'Italia, incl. original Gianni Motta racing jersey, size 4 / unknown manufacturer

No. 1637 FAUSTO COPPI
ca. 1974-1978, Fausto Coppi "Campionissimo", signed by the German racing cyclist Fritz Neuser, classic Italian steel frame with low top tube (Mixte-/Ladies sport geometry), Campagnolo Record groupset, Campagnolo Record crankset, Campagnolo Record hubs, Campagnolo brakes, 2x5-speed drivetrain, 3ttt stem with Coppi engraving, 3ttt handlebars, Unicanitor leather saddle, frame height 50cm, frame number "16192" - high-quality Italian racing bike from the 1970s with complete Campagnolo equipment and authentic Coppi branding

No. 1638 FAUSTO COPPI
ca. 1974-1978, Fausto Coppi "Campionissimo", classic Italian steel frame in diamond geometry, Campagnolo Record groupset, Campagnolo Record crankset, Campagnolo hubs, Campagnolo brakes, 2x5-speed drivetrain, Cinelli handlebar "Campione del Mondo", 3ttt stem, Mavic rims, Continental Competition tires, leather saddle and spare tube, Colnago water bottle with holder, frame height 56cm, frame no. "15174". Colnago water bottle with holder, frame height 56cm, frame number "15174" - Classic Italian racing bike from the 1970s in sporty diamond geometry with high-quality Campagnolo complete equipment

No. 1639 MARIN
ca. 1990-2000s, MARIN "Juniper Trail" mountain bike, with aluminum frame (6061 Cold Forged, Double Butted), front suspension fork, Shimano Deore XT hubs, multi-speed derailleur (3x drivetrain), V-brakes, Marin crankset, Ahead stem, flatbar handlebars with shifting units, off-road tires, SDG saddle, frame height 49cm, frame number F449GAC070", incl. frame bag and UVEX MTB glasses. Frame bag and UVEX MTB goggles - Solid mountain bike from the late 1990s from Marin with typical aluminum construction and off-road equipment

No. 1640 GIANT / ONCE / IGOR GONZÁLES
2001, Giant TCR prototype road bike of the Spanish team ONCE, customized for Igor González de Galdeano, built as an ultra-light mountain bike or special prototype for high mountain stages. Special prototype for high mountain stages, with handmade Giant prototype frame made of extra-light aluminum in 650C configuration, Giant fork, Campagnolo Record headset, Campagnolo Record 10-speed crankset with Campagnolo Record chainrings, Campagnolo hubs, Corima carbon wheels with rear disc wheel, Campagnolo Record brakes, Campagnolo Record Carbon Ergopower shifters, ITM Forged 7075 Ultra Lite cockpit, San Marco Concor Light saddle, frame height approx. 50cm, frame no. "GP202426" - This rare Giant prototype was specially developed for mountain stages and extreme gradients. According to available information, probably less than ten of this configuration were produced under the direction of Manolo Saiz.

No. 1641 BIANCHI / FAUSTO COPPI
1947, Bianchi Eslora "F. Coppi", original Italian steel frame by Bianchi, original Bianchi fork, Bianchi crankset with original chainrings, Campagnolo hubs, universal brake system with matching universal brake levers, Campagnolo Corsa 4-speed rear derailleur, period-correct Italian leather saddle, approx. 58cm frame height - extraordinary historic racing bike with direct reference to Fausto Coppi, probably used by Coppi at the Volta a Catalunya 1947/48, the existing inscription could have been written by Coppi himself or addressed to a person close to him. Many original details and components are still preserved on this bike. After the Volta Catalunya, the bike was handed over to its mechanic, who sold it for a train ticket back to Italy. An exceptional collector's item of Italian cycling

No. 1642 GIANT / ONCE
ca. 2001, Giant TCR presentation and prototype racing bike for the Spanish team ONCE, built as a pre-production model for the team's season presentation, with hand-built Giant TCR prototype frame in a rare special black paint finish with green and yellow ONCE team accents, Giant carbon fork, Campagnolo headset, Campagnolo Record Carbon Ultra Torque crankset with Campagnolo 10-speed chainrings (52/39), Campagnolo hubs, classic road wheels, Campagnolo Record brakes, Campagnolo Record Carbon Ergopower shifters, ITM cockpit, Giant carbon seatpost, Giant Team saddle, Campagnolo groupset, frame height approx. 50cm - This extraordinary presentation bike was built as a professional ONCE team bike in a special black finish. The team ultimately opted for the well-known yellow team color; only one bike was ever made in this color scheme and never used in a race.

No. 1643 PINARELLO / BANESTO / MARINO ALONSO
1994/95, Pinarello Banesto Team, Pegoretti / Pinarello steel frame, Pegoretti / Pinarello fork, Campagnolo C-Record headset, Campagnolo C-Record crankset with 53/41 chainrings, Time Equipo pedals, Campagnolo Sigma tubular wheels, Campagnolo C-Record hubs, Campagnolo Record brakes and brake levers, Campagnolo C-Record seat post, Selle Italia Turbo Matic Titanium saddle, ITM handlebars, ITM aluminum stem pantographed, Campagnolo rear derailleur, Campagnolo front derailleur, top tube 56 cm, frame height 58 cm - Original bike of the professional Banesto team from the 1994/95 season, used at the Tour de France. The bike belonged to the Spanish professional Marino Alonso; the frame was made by the legendary Italian frame builder Dario Pegoretti.

No. 1644 LEGNANO / G. CUNIASSÉ / CIDES BÉZIERS
Series, Campagnolo seat post, Brooks leather saddle, Fiamme handlebars, 3ttt stem, Campagnolo Nuovo Record rear derailleur, Campagnolo front derailleur, frame height approx. 55cm, frame no. 544F - The Roma Olimpiade / Campagnolo model was one of Legnano's most prestigious road bike models for decades. The series commemorates Ercole Baldini's 1956 Olympic victory in Melbourne. Legnano is one of the most traditional names in Italian cycling; riders such as Fausto Coppi, Alfredo Binda and Gino Bartali won numerous important victories on Legnano bikes. This example belonged to the rider G. Cuniassé from the Cides Béziers team/club and is an authentically preserved testimony to European racing in the 1960s.

No. 1645 OLYMPIA
1980s, Olympia Carlo Borghi road bike, with Olympia Columbus steel frame, Olympia Columbus fork, Campagnolo Super Record headset, Campagnolo Super Record crankset with Campagnolo Super Record chainrings, without pedals, Mavic Open 4 CD wheels, Campagnolo Super Record hubs, Campagnolo Super Record brakes, Campagnolo Super Record brake levers, Campagnolo Super Record seat post, San Marco Rolls saddle, 3ttt handlebars, 3ttt stem, Campagnolo Super Record rear derailleur and Campagnolo Super Record front derailleur, frame size 53cm - an exceptional handmade top model from the traditional Italian bicycle manufacturer Olympia. This example is fully pantographed, with elaborately engraved and individually decorated components, as found only on the most exclusive models of the era.

No. 1646 GRANDIS
1965, Grandis racing bike, with Silvano Grandis steel frame, original Grandis frameset, Campagnolo crankset with Campagnolo chainrings, Campagnolo Record pedals, Campagnolo hubs, universal brakes, Campagnolo seat post, Campagnolo rear derailleur, Campagnolo front derailleur, frame height approx. 56 cm - a rare early racing bike from Silvano Grandis' first construction period. The later world champion only produced a few bikes under his own name, making examples from the years 1965 to 1969 particularly sought-after today

No. 1647 SPLENDOR / WALTER PEETERS
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Splendor-Admiral sports jersey (manufacturer Decca / De Clerco), size 4, and signed Walter Peeters postcard, 15x10cm, corner with crease

No. 1648 GITANE / BERNARD HINAULT
Mixed lot of 4 pieces, including Gitane jersey (unknown manufacturer), size 5, and Bernarnd Hinault work postcards, 14.5x10.5cm

No. 1649 GIANNI MOTTA
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Gianni Motta jersey (manufacturer Gianni Motta), size 4, and factory postcard cycling team, 10x15cm

No. 1650 DEL TONGO / COLNAGO
Original Del Tongo-Colnago jersey (unknown manufacturer), size 3, missing part on the front

No. 1651 PUCH
mixed lot of 4 pieces, including original Puch-Wolber-Campagnolo jersey (manufacturer Brügelmann), size 6, and 3 factory postcards Dietrich Thurau, Bernard Thévenet and cycling team, 15x10.5cm

No. 1652 SANTINI-SELLE ITALIA
mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Santini-Selle Italia jersey (manufacturer MOA Sport), size 5, with flaws and discolorations on front and back, and factory postcard "Gruppo Sportivo 1981" with Martinelli, Beccia and Bertolotto, 15x10.5cm

No. 1653 ROKADO / VAN SPRINGEL
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Rokado jersey (manufacturer Vittore Gianni), size unknown, with missing parts on the front, as well as work postcard Herman van Springel 1973, 15x10.5cm

No. 1654 MOLTENI-CAMPAGNOLO
mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Molteni-Campagnolo jersey (manufacturer Decca), size 16, incl. factory postcard cycling team, 10,5x21,5cm

No. 1655 BOULE D'OR
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Boule d'Or-Colnago jersey (manufacturer Brügelmann), size unknown, and autographed postcard Noel Segers, 15x11.3cm

No. 1656 CILO-AUFINA
Mixed lot of 3 pieces, including original Cilo Aufina jersey (manufacturer unknown / Made in Italy), size 4, as well as hand-signed Hubert Seiz factory postcard and postcard cycling team 1983, 15x10.5cm / 15x21cm

No. 1657 MARIO CONFENTE
1980, Mario Confente, with Mario Confente custom frame made of Columbus-KL steel tubes, Mario Confente Columbus fork, Campagnolo Super Record headset, Campagnolo Super Record crankset with Campagnolo Super Record chainrings, Campagnolo Super Record pedals, Nisi rims, Campagnolo Super Record hubs, Campagnolo Super Record brakes, Campagnolo Super Record brake levers, Campagnolo Super Record seat post, Cinelli Unicanitor saddle, Cinelli Giro d'Italia aluminum handlebars, pantographed Cinelli stem, Campagnolo Super Record rear derailleur, Campagnolo Super Record front derailleur, frame size approx. 56 cm - Mario Confente (1945-1979) is considered one of the most important frame builders of the 20th century. After his time at Masi in California, he only produced around 135 frames of his own

No. 1658 ZEUS EXPORT
1965, classic ZEUS export road bike from Spain, built as a high-quality professional model for the international export market, probably in connection with the Spanish professional team Super Ser or built for a rider from their environment, with handmade Zeus steel frame in classic lightweight geometry, Zeus fork, Zeus headset, Zeus crankset with Zeus chainrings, Zeus pedals, probably Akron rims with Zeus hubs, Universal Mod. 61 side-pull brakes with Zeus brake levers, Zeus seat post, classic leather saddle, Zeus stem, Zeus rear derailleur and Zeus front derailleur, frame height approx. 55 cm, frame no. "X562" - professional specification model with reference to Team Super Ser. Zeus was founded in 1926 in Eibar, Spain, and was one of the most renowned manufacturers of Spanish racing bike technology until the 1980s.

No. 1659
ca. 1970-1980s, Italian racing bike, frame without recognizable manufacturer, with Campagnolo sticker, Ofmega headset, Zeus crankset, Nisi rims, classic track handlebars, black saddle, frame height ca. 50cm, - Beautiful, simple vintage bike with Italian components and sporty look

No. 1660 PORSCHE
ca. 1998-2000, Porsche Bike FS, with Porsche aluminum fully frame, suspension fork, Ahead headset, crankset, platform pedals, wheelset with disc brake hubs, hydraulic disc brakes, suspension seat post, Porsche sports saddle, flatbar cockpit with Gripshift gearshift, Sachs rear derailleur, frame size ca. 46cm, frame no. "214276", including original Porsche instruction manual in leather cover - One of the most technically ambitious production mountain bikes of its time. The Porsche Bike FS was developed with a focus on lightweight construction, design and high-quality chassis components and is today one of the rarest Porsche two-wheeler projects.

No. 1661 OLMO
1977, OLMO Competizione Speciale / Netri Competizione, handmade Italian professional racing bike, built with OLMO steel frame and OLMO fork in competition paint, Campagnolo Super Record headset, Campagnolo Super Record crankset with Campagnolo chainrings, Campagnolo Super Record rear derailleur, Campagnolo Super Record front derailleur, Campagnolo quick release, Zeus 200 brake system, engraved 3ttt brake levers, 3ttt Competizione handlebars, engraved M. Povedano special stem, Campagnolo wheels with special asymmetrical or differently spoked racing configuration, Concor San Marco Superleggera saddle, OLMO/Campagnolo seat post, frame size 52cm, frame no. "1078" - high-class Italian competition bike from the second half of the 1970s.

No. 1662 VEDOVATI
1967, handmade Italian professional racing bike from Bergamo, built with Vedovati steel frame and Vedovati fork, Campagnolo components, Campagnolo crankset with classic chainrings, Campagnolo hubs and quick-releases, Campagnolo rear derailleur, Campagnolo seat post, engraved 3ttt Competizione cockpit with exclusive Vedovati engravings, Brooks leather saddle (in need of restoration), original aluminum drinking bottle with holder, without pedals, frame height approx. 54cm - Rare, individually built Italian competition bike from the golden era of European road cycling. Probably made for the racing cyclist "Sisquillo".

No. 1663 POBLET / VELODROME MATARÓ
1978, handmade Poblet Pista track bike from Catalonia, built with Poblet track frame made of Columbus tubular steel and Poblet track fork, Zeus track headset, Zeus track crankset with Zeus Olímpic chainring, Zeus track hubs, Campagnolo seat post, without pedals, original track frame, frame height approx. 55 cm - Rare Spanish velodrome track bike from the heyday of European track cycling. This Poblet Pista probably came from the velodrome in Mataró near Barcelona and was used in its last active phase of use as a training and instruction bike for the cycling school there and bore the starting number 17.

No. 1664 ZEUS
ca. 1976, Zeus track bike, with Zeus track frame, Zeus 2000 fork, Zeus headset, Zeus crankset, Zeus chainring, Zeus pedals, 3ttt rims, Zeus track hubs, Zeus seat post, Selle San Marco Prestige 310 saddle, Cinelli Criterium handlebars, Cinelli track stem, Zeus track sprockets (16 teeth), Christophe pedal baskets, frame height ca. 54cm, handlebars with heavy wear - classic Spanish track bike from the golden era of European track cycling.

No. 1665 MERCIER
ca. 1970s, Mercier road bike, with Reynolds-531 frame and fork, Tange headset, Stronglight crankset and chainrings, Mikashima / MKS pedals, Mavic MA2 rims, Pelissier hubs, Mafac brakes, CLB brake levers, Ideale Unicantor saddle, Spidel handlebars, Cinelli stem, Simplex SLJ rear derailleur and front derailleur, frame height ca. 53 cm - Classic French racing bike from the great era of professional road cycling. Mercier was one of the most renowned French manufacturers in the 1960s and 1970s and became internationally known through riders such as Raymond Poulidor.

No. 1666 ZEUS ALFA
1969, Zeus-Alfa road bike, built with Zeus Durifort frame and Zeus Durifort fork, Zeus headset, Zeus crankset with Zeus chainrings, Zeus pedals, Zeus hubs, Olympic brake levers, Zeus seat post, Ambrosio handlebars and stem, Zeus-Alfa rear derailleur and Alfa front derailleur, frame height approx. 57 cm - Classic Spanish racing bike from the late development phase of Zeus, when the manufacturer increasingly established itself as a serious alternative to Italian premium brands.

No. 1667 GELATI-SANSON / F. MOSER
mixed lot of 3 pieces, including original Gelati-Sanson-Campagnolo jersey (manufacturer Iper-Sport), size 1, with flaws on the back and collar, and 2 Francesco Moser factory postcards, 17x11.5cm

No. 1668 NALINI-BANESTO / JOSÉ MARIA JIMÉNEZ
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Nalini-Banesto-Barclona 1992 jersey (manufacturer unknown / Made in Italy), size 2, and factory postcard José Maria Jiménez 1993, 15.5x10cm

No. 1669 C&A
mixed lot of 3 pieces, including original C&A jersey (manufacturer Tricodnar), size 4, with discoloration on the right sleeve, and 2 factory postcards with facsimile signature Eddie Merckx and Walter Planckaert, 15x10.5cm

No. 1670 LA GAZZETTA DELLO SPORT
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Gazetta dello Sport jersey (manufacturer Vittore Gianni), size unknown, with missing parts on front, back and sleeves, and Vittoria factory postcard Giovanni Battaglin, 15x10.5cm

No. 1671 KOTTER'S RACING TEAM / DIETRICH THURAU
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Kotter's jersey (manufacturer unknown / Made in Belgium), size 3, and signed postcard Dietrich Thurau "His greatest successes", 15x10.5cm

No. 1672 KWANTUM-HALLEN-DECOSOL
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Kwantum indoor Decosol jersey (manufacturer Decca), size 5, and factory postcard cycling team 1986, 10.5x15cm

No. 1673 CHATEU D'AX-GATORADE / GIANNI BUGNO
mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Nalini-Chateu d'Ax-Gatorade jersey (manufacturer unknown / Made in Belgium), size 6, with discoloration on the lower back, and Gianni Bugno factory postcard, 16x11cm

No. 1674 CERAMICHE ARIOSTEA / BRUNO CENGHIALTA
Mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Ariostes jersey (manufacturer unknown / Made in Belgium), size L, with minor discoloration on front and back, and signed Bruno Cenghiata 1988 factory postcard, 15x10.5cm

No. 1675 FIORELLA-CITROEN
mixed lot of 2 pieces, including original Fiorella-Citroen jersey (manufacturer unknown), size unknown, with fixed zipper, as well as work postcard Luigi Zuanel, back with adhesive residues, 16.5x11.5cm

No. 1676 LA GUEPE PARIS
around 1900, beautiful Art Nouveau advertising poster "La Guépe - Bicyclette de Haute Précision", poster size 138x99cm, framed, behind glass, poster is mounted on wood and can be removed and mounted on linen by order (500-700€,-), good condition

No. 1677 CHAUSSURES CYCLISTES RIGIDES BORRELL
around 1900, Art Nouveau advertising poster for Borrell bicycle shoes, design Varenne, poster size 131x93cm framed, behind glass, poster is mounted on wood

No. 1678 SAGEBORN / OLYMPIA 1992
1992, Sageborn team bike, with Sageborn aluminum track frame, chromed steel track fork, Campagnolo track headset, Campagnolo C-Record track crankset with 45 mm chainring, Campagnolo track wheels with Continental tubular tires, Selle Italia SLR saddle, 3ttt Competizione handlebars, ITM Big One stem, without pedals, frame height approx. 56cm, frame no. "No. 4" - Rare track bike of the German national team from the time of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. The frame was manufactured by the Italian specialist company CMB and used under the name Sageborn. Characteristic is the track geometry in aluminum with chromed track fork. The bike is associated with the German gold medal generation around Bernard Dittert, Christian Meyer, Uwe Peschel and Michael Rich.

No. 1679 MACARIO
ca. 1978-1980, Macario track bike, with Macario track frame made of Reynolds-531 steel, Macario Reynolds-531 fork, Gipiemme track headset, Campagnolo track crankset with Campagnolo chainring, Campagnolo Record track pedals, Mavic rims, Campagnolo Super Record track hubs, Campagnolo Super Record seat post, Selle San Marco Rolls saddle, Cinelli Criterium track handlebars, Cinelli stem, frame height approx. 54 cm - Classic Spanish track bike from the heyday of European track cycling. The Madrid-based manufacturer Macario was one of the most important names in Spanish cycling for decades and was closely associated with professional racing.

No. 1680 POBLET-PONS / CARLOS S. POBLET
1970s, handmade Poblet-Pons Pista track bike, built with Poblet-Pons track frame with Bocama lugs and track fork made by Carlos Sola Poblet, Zeus track crankset with Zeus track chainring, Zeus track pedals, Ambrosio track rims, 3ttt seat post, Cinelli handlebars and stem and San Marco Concor Corsa saddle, frame height approx. 57 cm - Rare Spanish velodrome track bike from the workshop of Carlos Sola Poblet, one of the most influential Catalan frame builders in track cycling. This example was personally restored by Carlos Sola Poblet in 2014.