Mystery Light steel frameset

[Dillo27]

Hello again everyone!
I'm wondering if anyone can help shed light on the identity and origins of this curious frameset I recently bought for a mere £50 plus postage.
Its been powder coated a rather dull blue colour and I plan to strip it and get it decently decorated hopefully with an authentic identity!

It weighs in as a frame at just over 1600g whi h I thought quite impressive for older steel tubing.

The dropouts are Campag, rather an unusual style at the back end I thought.
There is a serial number:

SR132

I've tried n vain to load pics.

Any ideas?

 

[FiveAlpha]

Photographs are absolutely necessary. For the weight to mean much, we'd also need to know the size of the frame.
What bottom bracket does it have - Italian or BSA?
What is the rear spacing - 126, 130, something else?
Are there any other markings on the frame or fork? Pantographing, other numbers, Columbus logos on tubes, etc?
What braze-ons does it have - d/t shifters bosses, bottle cage mounts, over/under chainstay cable guide, etc?

More info needed

 

[Dillo27]

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Thanks for thee quick response...

Rear spacing is 130mm,
There are no other pantographs,apart from brev. Campagnolo on the dropouts.
Frame size is 54cm
It has front andd rear shifter braze ons.
There is a rear gear cable braze on
on the underside of the right chainstay tube.
The rear dropouts are rather broad and circular.

I knoww photos are crucial, I will try again, it keeps aying too many pixels.

 

[Dillo27]

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Also there are two bottle mounts

 

[Dillo27]

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No logos as someone has powder coated it.

 

[Dillo27]

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And it's an English thread BB.

 

[Midlife]

reduce the file size? I use irfanview.

 

[FiveAlpha]

reduce the file size? I use irfanview.

I just use Microsoft Paint. Takes about a minute.

 

[FiveAlpha]

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Okay, so non-Italian, and probably from the 90s.

Thanks for thee quick response...

Rear spacing is 130mm,
There are no other pantographs,apart from brev. Campagnolo on the dropouts.
Frame size is 54cm
It has front andd rear shifter braze ons.
There is a rear gear cable braze on
on the underside of the right chainstay tube.
The rear dropouts are rather broad and circular.

I knoww photos are crucial, I will try again, it keeps aying too many pixels.

 

[Dillo27]

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Okay, thanks.
How about the tubing?
No Reynolds set was that light back then. (less than 1600g without the thick powder coating)
What about the odd little serial number?
I've managed to get pics on.