Welcome back to the list Ken. Small point here... as a matter of fact I gave Morgan the direct link to the derailleur, so he didn't have the "hassle" of going through the links page on my web site as you alluded to.
Best Regards, Chuck Schmidt
ken denny wrote:
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> Hi Morgan,
> Here's a direct link to the page you can bookmark without the hassle of going through someone else's page. You can click around to find "classic parts study" if I'm not mistaken and search for many brands/marques related to vintage cycles, including Simplex, Campagnolo, and many others.
> http://members.aol.com/
> Examples shown are submitted by many contributors, including Mr. Akihiko Amaki. For those of you who don't know Akihiko, his ebay moniker, "Kauzo", strikes fear into many a competitive bidder, but more often than not results in lower bids than many sellers anticipate (the "Fear Factor" - or "why bother to bid - Kauzo's gonna win anyways"). He's actually quite a passionate collector, still on a learning curve, but with deep enough pockets to afford all the study materials.
> Best Regards,
> Ken Denny
> Boston
>
> Morgan Fletcher <morgan@hahaha.org> wrote:
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> That's the derailleur that was on my 1963 PX-10 frameset, when it was a
> complete bike. I'd like to know what it is so I can try to find one.
>
> Any of you have one you'd sell?
>
> Morgan Fletcher
> Oakland, CA