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This saddle is from a childrens half sized Olmo (Italian) road bike that is definitely original and definitely dates pre 1970. All I'm after is the maker. The makers logo was on the back of the saddle, appears to start with the letters RO and finishes with AL but I think the name is eight...

Thanks for the thought but no good. The above is for a 1960's Olmo whilst mine is a 1970's with an entirely different style. There is no red shield around the laurels, the Olmo is all wrong, and most importantly that example is for the seat tube rather than a head badge. I know I could...

Having scoured the net trying to find someone who offers the attached replacement decal with no luck, I have decided to try to build my own. I had access to some pretty sophisticated CAD software that allows me to warp and stretch images so I can trace anything - all it takes is time. This...

But I gave you three options :( If it is the rotational thing, then thanks. I'm over in the UK from Australia with the family visiting the in-laws and only have my iPad. Everything is original but very low spec. The bars and stem are one piece and I think it has taken a knock. Saddle is solid...

OK, You got me. Cough! <rotate> </rotate> I figure it means one of three things.. Either "Hey muppet your image is rotated but I assume your a novice so here it is in the correct orientation" ...although on my iPad it looks fine to me, but it might already be compensating for the rotation...

I have just acquired an Olmo children's bike that I am going to restore for my daughter and thought I could share. The previous owner told me he bought it new from Condor cycles in 1970 for his son when he was 5 and I have no reason to disbelieve him. It's sitting on 18" inch Aluminium Nisi...