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@tomsvoboda
I like good debates ;)
In all honesty i also agree it looks like an NJS build. I think if you know what you're looking at you can tell that there are some unusual features on the actual frame and fork itself. There's obviously a lot of history behind it and then the rare parts which really make it. In the end NJS is NJS. Campag and Cinelli parts are as unusual as NJS gets so they do give the frame a different slant.
Plus I spent 4 years collecting everything so I reckons it looks the best out there ;) Slight bias!
@Shame I do think they're genuine. No matter what Cinelli NJS parts you look at and no matter where they're stamped then they have the large, slightly OTT, NJS logo. Some of the big collectors have exactly the same and the few shops that have sold parts like this also match up.
Unless I have madz engraving and stamping skillz and made perfect copies...