Help identifying a pantograph

[Kronooke]

Hi All,
Got my fingers crossed that someone on here will recognise or know what manufacturer use this pantograph, The frame has been completely stripped of original paint and decals and painted. Any help would be greatly appreciated so the restoration of frame can move forwards rather than sit stagnant

 

[mj3200]

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I had a look through the Fs on classicrendevous but couldn't see a match in the Italian section, but I think you may have to trawl through the Fs country by country. Sorry I can't help more although I'm curious myself.

 

[keithglos]

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Possibly some sharp close up pictures of frame details would help, and any clues about current location.

Keith

 

[hamster]

As it's half a Fleur de Lys my suspicion would be something French.

 

[Excel]

the design looks vaguely familiar but can't quite put my finger on it and as Keith says more pics and frame number would help possibly, the Fleur de Lys incorporated in the design could suggest French

Griff

 

[mj3200]

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The bridge is pretty much the same as my 89 PDM Concorde, so probably dates from around then..................

 

[Kronooke]

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Many thanks I've look everywhere with no luck I have two other Olmo Lo-pro's & this frame is identical in every way other than the pantogragh. Seat tube is 27.2

 

[Kronooke]

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The underside of the brake bridge is stamped Silva.

 

[mdvineng]

http://www.framebuilding.com/brake.htm. check out the Silva brake bridges though this doesn't solve your question but you could contact Silva.

 

[Kronooke]

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Thanks for the link, he said he doesn't know anything about bikes from the 80's so still very much stuck.