Bianchi Flyer (Undated) — The Specialissima Corsa Professionale

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Source: 2velo.com (Bianchi catalogs of the 1980s).

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MarqueBianchi
TypeCatalog
PublisherBianchi
CountryItaly
LanguageEnglish
Pages1
Source2velo.com (Bianchi catalogs of the 1980s).
CreditEbykr archive
IdentifierPermalink https://2velo.com/bianchi-bicycle-catalog-80s/
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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Bianchi the champions' bycicle mod. SPECIALISSIMA CORSA PROFESSIONALE

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An undated single-sheet Bianchi flyer, torn at three corners; [cut off] marks a letter lost at its left edge.

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Bianchi

[cut off]the champions’ bycicle

mod. SPECIALISSIMA CORSA PROFESSIONALE

[A pale blue-green Bianchi road racing bicycle with black Bianchi transfers, a frame pump, a water bottle, white handlebar tape, tan brake hoods and tan-wall tires, photographed from the drive side on a cream ground below a pale blue band that carries a large black Bianchi wordmark and the lettering. The sheet is torn away at the top right, bottom left and bottom right corners and the ink of the band is crazed with fine cracks, with a flake lifted from the top of the wordmark. The left edge clips the first letter of the wordmark and the first letter of the slogan, and the lines at the right run to the right edge.]

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