Stevens 25th with Campagnolo 50th Anniversary

Stevens, a German company, started in '90 -'91 brought out a very special raceframe in 2016 for

Vintage Campagnolo Nuovo Record group  1972

1966 for the first time the name Record was introduced, early '70's it became Nuovo Record.
Early '60's Campagnolo experimented with new materials to expand their gamut and in '68 the first brake group arose.

Vintage Clover lugs frames from Belgium

Two vintage Shimano groups with a combination of art and functionality.
Just two versions of the many variants beginning in the mid '70s 

Before Merckx started his own company in 1980 his bikes were made under licence.
In Belgium Kessels was known as distributor, in Great Brittain Falcon made Merckx bikes and
in Germany in the late '70s Hans Schauff also builded frames.
(Many thanks to Steve)

The firm was founded in 1933 by Etienne VERmeersch (married with Mathilda DALle).
De watches were made in Switzerland by Pronto watches co. Distribution first from Bruges later on
from Antwerp. The most florishing period was 1950 - 1980. Many well-known cyclists had a Pronto Verdal on their wrist such as Van Steenbergen, Merckx, Gimondi, ...
Sales were stopped in 1997.

Heading for the Mont Ventoux in the '70s- '80s style.
A Rossin, a Superia and a Merckx on top of a Renault R4 GTL Clan.
1050 km seperating Bruges from Sault and a lot more
on secondary roads ...

Team Flandria in the Tour of '76, a team others were afraid or jealous of.
Ten victories and a green jersey.
The team cycles with the numbers beginning with a 7.
As a 'kopman' Freddy Maertens had number 71, Michel Pollentier had 75.
Who would have had number 78 and 79 from these fotofinish-plaque?

 Vintage Mafac Simplex 'golden edition' Thevent TDF 75