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No. 1921 GITANE / JOSÉ A. GIL
ca. 1988-1991, professional Gitane Contrarreloj time trial bike, ridden by José Antonio Gil, with ultra-light Vitus 999 Hyperlight aluminum frame and matching Vitus fork, equipped with Campagnolo Record headset, Stronglight crankset with Campagnolo Super Record chainrings, Campagnolo Super Record hubs with Mavic Open 4 wheels, Shimano 105 brake system, Shimano Dura-Ace groupset, ITM cockpit with Scott time trial attachments and San Marco Concor Superleggero saddle, frame height approx. 56cm, frame number "R47XX" (unrecognizable) - Original time trial bike by José Antonio Gil from the transition period from classic road material to the modern aero technology of the late 1980s.

No. 1922 CASANOVAS / PEPITO CASAMADA
1950, handmade Casanovas racing bike by the cyclist P. Casamada, with Casanovas steel frame and matching Casanovas fork, Campagnolo headset, TA Specialités crankset with TA chainring, Campagnolo pedals, Campagnolo Record hubs, Universal Model 125 brake system with Campagnolo brake levers, Campagnolo seat post, Brooks leather saddle (in need of restoration), 3ttt handlebars with matching 3ttt stem and Campagnolo Valentino rear derailleur, without front derailleur, frame height approx. 52 cm, including original Bluemels "Tour de France" frame pump - Authentic early European racing bike from Spanish production.

No. 1923 ZEUS / SUPER SER
1975, professional Zeus Pista track bike of the Spanish team Super Ser, from the era of Luis Ocaña, Agustín Tamames and Eddy Peelman, with Zeus track frame made of Reynolds 531 steel and Zeus fork, equipped with complete Zeus track groupset including Zeus headset, Zeus track crankset, Zeus track hubs, Zeus seat post as well as Zeus track pedals with A. Binder straps, Mavic rims with Vittoria tubular tires, 3ttt track handlebars and pantographed Zeus/3ttt stem, frame height approx. 52cm. - High quality professional track bike from the golden era of Spanish track cycling. The frame is said to have been made by the Spanish frame builder José María Madariaga on behalf of Luis Ocaña and was then finished in classic Zeus team paintwork.

No. 1924 BAHAMONTES / LA CASERA
1974, high-quality racing bike in Peña Bahamontes / La Casera team design, with hand-built frame on Bocama lugs and Reynolds tubesets as well as Reynolds fork, Campagnolo headset, Campagnolo Super Record crankset with Campagnolo chainrings, Campagnolo Super Record lightweight pedals, Nisi wheels with Campagnolo Super Record hubs, Campagnolo Super Record brakes, Campagnolo brake levers, Campagnolo seat post, Brooks Professional saddle, titanium handlebars, Cinelli stem, Campagnolo Nuovo Record rear derailleur, Campagnolo front derailleur and Silca Imperio frame pump. Frame height approx. 53cm. - High-quality construction in the style of the Spanish team La Casera-Bahamontes, which was under the sporting direction of Federico Martín-Bahamontes.

No. 1925 FRANCESCO MOSER
ca. 1985-1988, professional Moser Crono time trial bike, built on a lightweight frame made of Oria Cromovan tubesets with matching Oria fork, equipped with Campagnolo Super Record crankset with Campagnolo Super Record chainrings, Campagnolo Super Record hubs, Campagnolo Super Record brake system, Campagnolo shifting group, modified Zeus 2000 headset, Mavic MAYO wheels, without pedals, San Marco Turbo Matic 2 saddle and Cinelli cockpit. Frame height approx. 64cm. - Classic Italian time trial machine from the heyday of aero development in the 1980s.

No. 1926 LOOK / BERNARD HINAULT
circa 1986-1987, limited Look-Bernard Hinault road bike, built on a Look frame made of Reynolds 753 tubesets with matching Look fork, equipped with Zeus crankset and Zeus chainrings, Look pedals, Mavic wheels, Zeus brake system, Campagnolo Record brake levers, Zeus Racer rear derailleur, Zeus front derailleur and 3ttt cockpit. Frame height approx. 53cm. - Limited special edition in the famous La Vie Claire / Bernard Hinault design, also known as the "Mondrian" design. A personal gift from Bernard Hinault to the Spanish Look importer.

No. 1927 PUJOL / CASANOVAS
1960, professional Pujol Pro Team road bike, with handmade frame made of Reynolds tubesets on Bocama lugs and Reynolds fork, equipped with Stronglight crankset and Stronglight chainrings, Lyotard pedals, Fiamme wheels with soldered spokes, Campagnolo Super Record hubs and Campagnolo Super Record seat post, Mafac brake system, Simplex shifting group, Cinelli Unicanitor saddle and Philippe cockpit. Frame height approx. 53cm. - Classic European racing bike from the early heyday of international road cycling.

No. 1928 GIANT / ONCE
ca. 1990s, Giant ONCE team bike, with Giant aluminum frame in yellow and black ONCE team design, Giant carbon road bike fork, ITM Big One stem, 3ttt Forma SL Ergopower handlebars, Campagnolo Record crankset with Campagnolo Record bottom bracket, Campagnolo Record brake system, Campagnolo Record Titanium 9-speed Ergopower brake/shift levers, Campagnolo Record shifting components, Look pedals, Mavic Mach 2 CD2 rims, Selle San Marco Light Concor saddle and two original ONCE team bottles, frame size 50cm - high-quality original ONCE team bike in the distinctive yellow and black paintwork.

No. 1929 POBLET
ca. 1980, Poblet Super Prestige racing bike, probably restored in 2014 by Carlos S. Poblet restored, built on a steel frame with Poblet fork and Italian special steel tube set, with Zeus crankset, Zeus chainrings, Zeus pedals, Zeus front derailleur and Zeus rear derailleur, Campagnolo Super Record hubs, Mavic Reflex SUP wheels/rims, universal brakes, Olimpic brake levers, 2 Erres handlebars and 2 Erres stems, frame height approx. 56 cm. - The restoration by Carlos Solà Poblet gives the bike additional collector's appeal.

No. 1930 ROSSIN / MIGUEL CASAS
ca. 1982-1986, Rossin racing bike, with handmade Rossin frame and Rossin fork, equipped with Zeus headset, Zeus pedals, Mavic wheels with Zeus hubs, complete Zeus brake and shift group, Selle Italia Turbo saddle and 3ttt Paris-Roubaix cockpit. Frame height approx. 57cm. - Racing bike probably from the personal possession of Miguel Casas, winner of the Volta a Catalunya 1944.

No. 1931 OTERO / MELCIOR MAURI
1990, Otero racing bike of the Spanish professional cyclist Melcior Mauri, former rider of the O.N.C.E. team, built on a custom-made OTERO steel frame, OTERO fork, Mavic headset, Mavic crankset with Mavic chainrings, Mavic brake system, Mavic brake levers, Mavic rear derailleur, Mavic front derailleur, Mavic wheels, 3ttt cockpit, Concor Supercorsa saddle and black Mavic seat post with engraving "M. MAURI", without pedals, frame height approx. 58cm, frame number "01191" - Melcior Mauri was one of the most important Spanish time trial and tour specialists in the early 1990s and won the Vuelta a España in 1991.

No. 1932 LOOK / PRO KELME / DAVID MUNOZ
LOOK KG 386 Carbon HM, PRO KELME team bike, formerly ridden by David Muñoz, with LOOK KG 386 carbon HM frame and LOOK carbon racing fork, Shimano Dura-Ace headset, Shimano Dura-Ace crankset with Shimano chainrings, LOOK pedals, wheelset with FIR STI 20 rims, Shimano Dura-Ace brake system, Shimano Dura-Ace STI brake/shift levers, LOOK carbon seat post, Specialized Body Geometry saddle, ITM handlebars with ITM Millennium stem, Shimano Dura-Ace rear derailleur and Shimano Dura-Ace front derailleur, double Elite bottle cage, frame height approx. 55cm - Original team bike of the PRO KELME team with visible rider identification "D. Muñoz". Built in the characteristic blue, black and white team livery and fitted with high-quality Shimano Dura-Ace equipment

No. 1933 MAVIC
mixed lot of 2 pieces, Mavic road bike rims with tires (front/rear), Campagnolo hub & quick release, diameter 62 cm, good condition

No. 1934 MAVIC
2-piece set, Mavic road bike rims without tires (front/rear), Dura-Ace grain, quick release, diameter 62cm, in 2 Cosmic/Mavic rim bags (black, yellow), good condition

No. 1935 COLUMBUS / POBLET
mixed lot of 4 pieces, including racing bike frame, "Columbus, Pons Miguel Poblet", restored, 60cm height, Campagnolo seat post; racing bike frame, "Columbus, Superbe Pro", 57cm height; as well as 2 OVP Campagnolo racing bike rims, diameter 62cm, optical good condition

No. 1936 FIAMME / CAMPAGNOLO / 6 DAYS MADRID
Vintage road bike rim "Fiamme", for track bike, with Campagnolo hub, quick release, ridden in "Six Days Madrid", diameter 62cm, incl. Campagnolo bag, good condition

No. 1937 SAN GERVASI BARCELONA
original cycling pennant "Gründungswimpel des Radsportvereins Sant Gervasi, Barcelona", hand-embroidered, signs of wear due to age, visually in good condition

No. 1938 HUMBER
1950s, Humber “Sports” men’s bicycle, frame number “117618H,” with Sturmey-Archer hub gears and Sturmey-Archer handlebar shifters, IKU odometer (1,915.6 km), Humber chain guard, Halus lights, City bike lock, Schwalbe tires, dynamo, frame height 56 cm

No. 1939 FICHTEL & SACHS
circa 1950s, lithographed metal sign reading “Fichtel & Sachs Motor-Dienst,” manufacturer unknown, 60 cm in diameter; a few chips along the edge

No. 1940 FICHTEL & SACHS
Enamel sign reading “Sachs Moped-Service,” manufacturer unknown, 60x40 cm

No. 1941
Set of 20 pieces of promotional material and brochures, including, among other items, an F&S Motor metal sign, manufacturer “PF,” 29.5 x 18 cm; F&S Torpedo cardboard sign reading “That’s what matters,” 25x16.5 cm; 3 glass-plate F&S advertisements from the 1950s, as well as a Shell station advertisement featuring Heinrich Panzer in Gochsheim; F&S ashtray; Sachs 50 two-speed manual (1958); blank Hercules moped maintenance schedule; Vikoria Vicky fold-out brochure (1956); 5 blank notepads from F&S, Dunlop, Continental, etc.

No. 1942
Assortment of 12 bicycle spare parts, including, among other items, over 30 packs of ball bearings in various sizes, manufactured by SKF / F.&H.S. / F.AG; 2x 6V bicycle lights with mounts, manufactured by VEB Ruhla; 2 KB stamp-type cable brakes, No. 59S; Göricke fender emblem; Continental repair kit; F&S Torpedo bicycle tool kit, etc.;

No. 1943
Circa 1900, pocket watch chain, likely silver without a hallmark, featuring a bicycle wheel; high-wheel motif and compass, with signs of wear, approx. 18.5 g.

No. 1944
Set of 2 air pumps, including a Kismet-Junior Foot-Pump, in its original wooden box; Huber hose pump;

No. 1945
Set of 6 blank pre-war license plates for motorcycles, including 3 GEFRAG front-wheel plates (No. 6300) in their original packaging, as well as 3 rear-wheel plates

No. 1946 FICHTEL & SACHS
Set of 2 items, including a Sachs workshop poster from the 1970s featuring an exploded view of the 50SW-50/6SW, in three languages, 79x58 cm; Advertising banner “Everyone needs a SACHS-MOTOR!”, 23 cm x over 500 cm, with damage to the left edge, otherwise in good condition

No. 1947
Set of 11 items, including 2 Express bicycle handlebars with built-in speedometers; 2 Express leather saddles; a bicycle fork; 4 pedals (2 each of Berthet Lyotard, Zeus, Campagnolo, etc.)

No. 1948
Set of 10 spare parts, including an Express Werke motorcycle fuel tank with manual transmission; 2 original pre-war motorcycle license plates (front and rear), Neumarkt, Bavaria; 1955 VDO Express speedometer; 2 Bosch motorcycle headlights; KW motorcycle seat, etc.

No. 1949
A collection of 24 advertising posters taken from cycling magazines such as “Mirror du Cyclisme,” “Bravo,” etc., from the 1970s–1990s, including, for example, Alfons de Wolf; Laurent Fignon; Dietrich Thurau (small tear at the corner); Bernard Thievenet; Francesco Moser; Sean Kelly; Marc Gomez; Marino Lejarreta; Régis Clere..., various sizes, some with minor tears at the fold

No. 1950
Lot 31: Cycling promotional posters / event posters, including, for example, 2 Campagnolo posters; Vittoria; Ambrosio; “1903–2003 Tour de France”; “Simplex”; Colnago; “Hinault Simplex”; “TI Raleigh”; “2nd Criterium Cycliste International Camalieres 09/03/1981”..., etc., various sizes, minor signs of wear such as small tears along the edges, otherwise in good condition

No. 1951
Set of 3 cycling jerseys, including Sammontana-Benotto, size 3; Panasonic-Raleigh, size 3; Pédale de Paris, size 3; manufacturer: Vittore Gianni; with scattered missing sections

No. 1952
Set of 7 cycling jerseys from the “Scuderia Auto-Neuser” cycling team, including, among others, Alfa Romeo/Pirelli, size 1 / Vittore Gianni; Saab Turbo, size 3 / Vittore Gianni; 50 Years of Auto-Neuser / Alfa Romeo, size S, as well as others in size L from a more recent period and a cycling cap from an unknown manufacturer

No. 1953
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, some in original packaging, including, among others, Banes 95 Nalini, size 7; Herrmann / Fahrradecke, size M; Marin Bikes CA, size XL; Neo Bib Shorts, size XL; and others in sizes S, L, M, 3, etc.

No. 1954 FRITZ NEUSER
Set of 2 road bike rims that belonged to German cyclist Fritz Neuser, featuring his original signature; manufactured by Scheeren; includes a freehub hub, tires, and Colnago wheel covers; signatures are directly on the rims

No. 1955 FRITZ NEUSER
A 13-piece collection belonging to cyclist Fritz Neuser, including trophies for achievements such as “1953 Bavarian Youth Champion,” “1968 Staubing Four-Man Team Championship,” “August Bätz Challenge Cup – RV Triumph 07 Fürth”; “Honorary Prize of the City of Nuremberg – 1975 German Championship – Youth 4-Man Team Race,” “3rd Place in the 1980 German Youth Road Racing Cup,” “1981 Wöhrl Prize,” “Bavarian Four-Man Championship 1983,” with 4 loose trophy lids; as well as a signed black-and-white photograph “1st Place German Tandem Championship 1952,” signatures by Neuser and Knöppeldörfer, signed and framed black-and-white promotional photo of Fritz Neuser “...12-time German Champion!”, signed newspaper article from 2003 mounted on cardboard, and a Colnago mirror wall clock (manufacturer: Berendsohn, Hamburg) 40x30 cm

No. 1956
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, including GIS Gelati Campangolo, circa 1979; G.S. Brooklyn (Johan de Muynck), circa 1973, size: 3; Castorama, circa 1990–95; Cafe-de-Colombia, circa 1986, size: 6; Gatorade / Chateau d’Ax, circa 1990, size: XL

No. 1957
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, including Adidas from around 1978–1983, size: M; Inoxpran “Maglia Rosa” from around 1981; Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo from around 1978, size: 2; Alfa-Lum-Olmo from around 1983–1984; size: 3; Famcucine-Campagnolo from around 1980, size: 5

No. 1958
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, including a Le Coq Sportif “Tour de France jersey” from 1970, size: 46; Bianchi-Campagnolo circa 1973–1977, size: 2; KAS-Campagnolo circa 1970; Vermeer-Thijs 1980–1982; Bianchi-Piaggio circa 1980–1984

No. 1959
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, including a Panasonic-Raleigh from around 1984/1985, size: 5; 2010 Maillot Jaune “Tour de France jersey”; Brügelmann’s Radler Team from around 1981/1982, Gis Gelati-TUC Lu from 1984, size: 4; Capri-Sonne-Campagnolo-Eddy Merckx from 1982; size: 1

No. 1960
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, including Castelli from around 1980–1985; Clement Tubolari from around 1950–1960; size: 4; Inoxpran from around 1980; size: 3; Assos Campagnolo from around 1980; Shimano from around 1980; size: 4

No. 1961
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, including G.S. Viber Cucine from 1978; GBC TV COLOR circa 1970; Metauro Mobili-Pinarello from 1982–1984, size: 8; Supermercati Brianzoli-Chateau d’Ax from 1987, size: XL; Skil-Sem from around 1984–1985, size: 4;

No. 1962
Set of 10 cycling jerseys, including, among others: Motorola 1991–1996, size: XL; Eleven-Hoonved 1985–1988; Reynolds-Aluminio, circa 1980; size: 4; as well as 1x “Tour de France Ravitaillement Coop” nutrition pouch, circa 1970; 1x Campagnolo jersey, orange/blue; 1x “Il segreto per Vincere Campagnolo” pouch

No. 1963 JOSÉ MEIFFRET / MERCEDES BENZ
1962, original hand-signed black-and-white photo card; José Meiffret set a bicycle speed record of 204.778 km/h behind a Mercedes-Benz 300SL; 9 x 14 cm

No. 1964 CAMPAGNOLO
4-piece set, including a “Campagnolo 50th Anniversary” leather presentation bag from 1983; “80 Anniversary” presentation box, limited edition No. 1929, with instruction manuals (Part 1, Part 2, and Quick Release); 2 Campagnolo “80 Anniversary” wheel bags; all empty, with clear signs of wear

No. 1965 CARL FOGARTY
Original Carl Fogarty motorcycle helmet, white, gold, pink, with a red “Lancashiry” rose emblem and “Foggy” sticker, model ZR 65, size M, Interior with label (09001), shows signs of wear on the chin strap, tinted visor, purchased personally from Ted Reddington. Fogarty was Superbike World Champion in 1994, 1995, 1998, and 1999

No. 1966
circa 1890, historic ladies’ safety tricycle, black-painted frame, with chain drive, suspension front fork, hammock-style leather saddle, leg straps, wicker basket, and “Germania” bicycle lamp; front wheel 30 inches, rear wheels 32 inches (tires missing); already partially restored, dimensions 165×85 cm, handlebar height 110 cm, saddle height 95 cm

No. 1967
circa 1890, vintage men’s safety tricycle, black-painted tubular steel frame, frame number “117318,” with chain drive, spring-mounted leather saddle, coaster brake, English “Cyclight” bicycle lamp with a crack in the glass; saddle leather damaged, dimensions approx. 170×75 cm, handlebar height 107 cm, saddle height 99 cm

No. 1968 HERCULES
1970s, Hercules Bonanza "Speed Shift" bicycle, frame height 34 cm, Sachs 2-speed gearshift with shifter on the top tube, “Altenburger” rim brake, banana-shaped saddle with high backrest, dual headlights, frame number not visible