Possible Geoffry Butler Frame

mike1251

Retro Newbie
I picked this up to add to my collection and restore, can anyone identify the period of the frame by the rear brake bracket or the bracket on the chainstays, also the the stamped number on the BB is SL6 2YT 3 . also the cable guide under the BB was made in france and fixed with some type of silicon/glue. The groupset is shimano exage 500lx, the bars have engraved Dawes handbuilt in England so Im guessingthis is a mismatch of parts?
many thanks
 

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the frame's two plate style bridges betray it as a bottom ender something or other; quite possible they may both be Agrati items; the Pletscher plate style bridges are marked with the Pletshcer name and the Agrati ones usually not marked

fork crown is Agrati pattern Nr. 005.8028 which is part of the Agrati "ROMA" lug ensemble ART. 000.8020/E/U

tubing set likely to be hi-tensile, a check of saddle pillar diameter will be a helpful clue in this regard

recommend investing no treasure in this iron

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Gas pipe tubing & nasty plates….hardly worth anything or just move it on….
 
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