Mark,
The brakeset looks like a Gran Sport set, from the early 80s perhaps. Victory brakes would have had the perforated levers, and the calipers from the late Gran Sport and Victory brakes were essentially identical. They are definitely not Super Record.
For the post-1977 Campy NR or SR cranksets (with small bumps on the back of the arms where they attach to the spindle) the length should be 114.5 mm for BSC, or 115.5 mm for Italian bottom brackets. This assumes you are mounting a double chainring. Prior to 1977, the spindles should be 112 and 113 mm respectively, again for double rings.
I'll have to defer on the change from globe to shield--Chuck Schmidt's timeline might have this chronicled.
Good luck on the project.
Galen Poole
Jackson MS
>I realize this is a bit newby-ish but I need some help from the expert
>jury. I have been a long-time collector of mostly track stuff and only
>recently decided to build up a road bike. Needless to say I am not nearly
>as familiar with the parts. So here goes...
>
>
> 1. Last week I bought a brake/caliper set for a good price under the
> guise that it was Super Record and from the early 80's. But from my
> research and thumbing thru the catalogs I have a feeling that they are a
> bit later of a model. I'm unsure though, so I'd appreciate your opinion.
> The levers do not have drillings which leads me to believe that they
> aren't Supers and the script Campy logo leads me to believe that they are
> more like 85 (?). Here's a link to some photos. Any help would be
> appreciated:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/
>
>
> 2. Another thing I'm trying to wrap my head around is a bottom bracket
> issue. I plan to run a 6speed freewheel in the rear on an Italian frame
> (don't know what yet, probably a Colnago, De Rosa, Rossin, etc.) with 126
> spacing, Super Record front and rear derailleurs and a Campy crank set
> (stamped 83). For the bottom bracket I have everything but the spindle.
> So here' smy question: What spindle is appropriate considering this
> setup/vintage. From what I can tell, it should Record with the globe logo
> and stamped 70-SS. Is this correct? Here are some photos of the cups for
> reference/ matching:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/
>
>
> 3. On a side note, when did Campagnolo switch from the globe logo to the
> shield logo for their BBs?
>
> Your help is much appreciated!
>
> Mark Buswell
> San Francisco, CA