Vintage Coppi Fausto race bicycle from italy
By Jan.S

Kessels Merckx Bicycle, A story by C.P.
New York City

 Vintage Anquetil race bike with Reynolds 531 tubes from 1970

Vintage Kessels Merckx first generation racebike 1971 - 1973
How to identify a high-end frame?
How to identify a Kessels 3nd generation frame?

Vintage Kessels Merckx Molteni bike from 1973.
Presumably mid-range: eye-lets, no hollow seatstay, no two holes in the BB?
How to identify a Kessels Eddy Merckx frame

Vintage race bike Simoncini Special Professional from 1973
With many thanks to Corwim (www.dedriemeren.nl)
The link between Simoncini and Colner (Colnago)

Aremo vintage frame line stripper

From Amero Amsterdam, started in 1937 with paint and paintsupplies.
Later specialised in spraying techniques with compressed air. 
In 2021 Amero stopped. 

Eddy Merckx and his Colnago frame dimensions 1970s.
With thanks to All Bikes Putte Belgium.

Vintage Kessels Merckx frame,  third generation 1977 - 1979, how to identify a high-end frame?
It is always a subject of discussion. The thread running through every story is: Kessels did not make
frames but imported them from framebuilders. Vaneenooghe in Ruiselede and Gaston Orlans in Gistel, both in West Flanders Belgium were two of the builders. 
On the photos below you can see only high-end Kessels-Merckx framesets  similar to the ones
Eddy Merckx used in different races between 1971 and 1977.

 Vintage Huret Svelto rear derailleur '60's - '70's
Alvit shifter and cable guide.