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ca. 1947 Arbos Corsa

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Hello Shawn,

thanks so much for sharing this wonderful new arrival with the forum - what a beauty!

at first glance assumed lug pattern to be an Agrati one but on closer look it matches no Agrati pattern am familiar with; if Agrati it may be one discontinued "before me time"

another lug maker active at this period who may have done them was Malaguti, information on their products is a bit thin

this image gives an example of one of their designs -

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the blue cycle in the above four images is a Malaguti, they were a producer of both frames and lugs

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did the seller of the bicycle mention to you anything regarding the lugs?

what make are the handlebar endcaps/plugs?

love the machine's beautiful chainset

pedals appear to be Sheffield Corsa Nr. 655

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thank you again for sharing this outstanding piece!

please convey our best wishes to His Excellency Sir George


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A treasure and sight to behold! I nearly bought a nice frame with the Cambio Corsa dropouts, but I just didn't want to spend the time looking for a complete shifting system; already have my hands full with my 30's classic (et al.) looking for period parts. Thanks for sharing some history.

Could you possibly give us a shot of the headbadge? Thanks.
 
A treasure and sight to behold! I nearly bought a nice frame with the Cambio Corsa dropouts, but I just didn't want to spend the time looking for a complete shifting system; already have my hands full with my 30's classic (et al.) looking for period parts. Thanks for sharing some history.

Could you possibly give us a shot of the headbadge? Thanks.
Here ya go!

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Beautiful! Is it a 1950? (my bad I see it's a '47) Are you going to add toe clips/straps or a water bottle? I am amazed to see how it was shifted! Thank you for sharing this classic.....
 
Beautiful! Is it a 1950? (my bad I see it's a '47) Are you going to add toe clips/straps or a water bottle? I am amazed to see how it was shifted! Thank you for sharing this classic.....
I may add straps but probably no bottle (permanently). I just don't want to clutter it up that much. I do have a vintage holder and bottle I can put on it should I decide to take it more than a few miles. V/r Shawn
 
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