Tonight I found a very interesting stamp on a 1973 Campagnolo Record Strada 170mm drive crank, hidden when in use, on the front of a chain ring separator. There is a tiny C inside a diamond/rhombus, as typical of the marking stamped on inner chainrings of the period. I have never seen or heard of this before, nor have I ever seen it discussed here ... has anyone else seen this? Since these cranks are clearly marked with typical Campagnolo stampings, I suspect it could be an "in-house" thing, indicative of the actual manufacturer, be it Campy, or a sub-contractor. What do y'all think?
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Link for posterity: <http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/346446-1/C73RecCrRingDiv Stamp.jpg>
(http://tinyurl.com/5orsan) Ciao, Mark Agree Who loves finding new stuff, on old stuff, in Southfield MI USA
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