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the lug pattern appears to be BOCAMA Nr. 110/II with added cutout...or it may be a BOCAMA 210/II (not shown in me catalogue)

all braze-ons are likely post-manufacture additions

the combination of BOCAMA lugs with Maeda dropouts is suggestive of a low countries origin

fork appears to be an off-the-shelf Tange Mangalloy

serial placement and format a helpful clue toward an identification of maker

try looking at some of the major marques from Belgium such as Flandria

you may find a match in a short time

date guess: ca. 1974

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tip - suggest first thing is to verify tubing diameters and threading

a Swiss product of this era would be produced with metric tubing

a product of the low countries is overwhelmingly likely to be done to BSC standard although there were a few makers who employed the metric standard


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