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The brake bridge is really similar to Gios but it seems unlikely they'd manufacture an unmarked frame without pantographs on the seat stays, brake bridge, bottom bracket, etc.
Most low-end Battaglins, Bianchis, Olmos, et al. from the early 90s featured some sort of permanent frame identification, so this is quite the mystery. Good luck.
¡apesta!
So, I bought this frameset from Brett on Sunday. Thanks Brett, nice to chatting with you!
The question is ... does anyone have any idea what it is? I'm fairly sure it's Italian, but also pretty certain that it isn't a Cinelli. There are no visible markings on the bottom of the BB, but it is Italian threaded. I've done lots of trawling through Google images, but nothing I have found is quite the same. The rear brake bridge looks familiar, but I can't quite place it. I'd love to repaint and re-badge it before building it up. Any ideas??