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@Vince
I'll take a couple of pictures tonight. Good condition, good (british) threads. The smallest chainring can be removed so you can use it as a double.
£15 will do or happy to swap for other parts.
It looks like the last photo of the page:
http://www.classiclightweights.co.uk/components/stronglight-timeline-comp.html
*Stronglight Model 80 - 86 mm BCD - intended as a mid-range successor to the venerable model 99 with which it shares an 86 mm BCD platform. The anodized aluminium crank arms themselves had a decidedly "aero" look to them being smooth and rounded with an imprinted logo, and they were made available in 167.5, 170, and 172.5 mm lengths. Intended for use primarily in road / touring applications, the model 80 had an effective chain ring capacity of 28 to 54 teeth and could easily be configured as either a double or triple crankset. *