1994 Bianchi Osprey… my first “real” MTB?

Found this online. Shame there’s no photo, or seat post size, but it has the specs. If my frame is 1994, it should be the same as this.

Bianchi Osprey

Distributed by:
Bianchi USA, Inc.
21371 Cabot Boulevard
Hayward, California 94545

Country of Origin: Taiwan
Sizes Available: 13.5, 15, 17.5, 19.5 (tested), 21.5" (measured center to top of seat tube)
Weight: Frame, 5.30 lbs.; Fork 1.82 lbs.; Bike 28.16 lbs.
Frame: Bianchi SuperLug/SuperSet-2 Tange double butted Chrome-Moly tubing; Tange Ultralight Chrome-Moly butted fork

Wheelbase -- 41.5 in.; 105.41 cm
Seat tube -- 19.5 in., 49.53 cm (actual, center to top)
Top tube -- 22.5 in.; 57.15 cm (effective)
Head angle -- 71 degrees
Seat angle -- 73 degrees
Chainstays -- 16.75 in.; 42.54 cm
Bottom bracket height -- 11.75 in.; 29.84 cm
Fork rake -- 1.75 in.; 4.44 cm
Trail -- 2.62 in.; 6.65 cm

Wheels:
Hubs -- Shimano Alivio Parallax, quick release, 135-mm rear axle spacing
Spokes -- 36, 14-gauge stainless steel, 3 cross
Rims -- Araya VP-20
Tires -- Ritchey Megabite Hardrive, 26x2.1

Drivetrain:
Derailleurs -- Shimano STX (Top Pull Front), Shimano STX Rapidfire Plus shifters
Chain -- Shimano Hyperglide
Crankset -- Sugino Impel 300 Supershifter, 175 mm crankarms
Bottom bracket -- Tien Hsin Cartridge
Freewheel -- Shimano 7-speed cassette

Components:
Brakes -- Shimano Alivio
Pedals -- Steel/resin; nylon clips, nylon straps
Headset -- Dia-Compe "Aheadset"
Seatpost -- Kalloy 300mm micro-adjust alloy
Saddle -- Bianchi Hi-density
Bar/stem -- Steel 23" bars, Chrome-Moly "Aheadset" type 14 cm. stem, Onza bar ends