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Hey all, I am after information on identifying and dating this frame I picked up a month ago. The bike came in a rattle can blue, over a yellow (not sure if original) which I have begun to remove. The person I picked it up from mentioned it was from Belgium made in the late 60s to mid 70s. It is a steel frame, with long point, cut out lugs, even on the rear brake bridge. The rear drop outs are Campagnolo, chromed, and the chrome only makes it way up the stays about 2-3 inches. and the non-drive side drop out has what looks like a "1 0 2" stamped onto it. But upon closer inspection, the "1" could be something else, a letter or other mark. Picks here :http://www.flickr.com/photos/anvilcycles/sets/72157633148964333/