Can anyone refer me to a source for classic "Ciocc" and "Mercian" decals?
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Can anyone refer me to a source for classic "Ciocc" and "Mercian" decals?
IIRC there was a NAHBS vendor who had an extensive selection of very nice reproduction decals. I cannot recall the name of the vendor, but I'm sure that one of the other folks who was actually there could tell you. If someone doesnt chime in, maybe try giving Don Walker (the show promoter) a shout and he may be able to give you a name.
dude. balut is nasty.
Greg of Cyclomondo is an Aussie guy who does very high quality reproduction decals.
Sells through eBay Ciocc decal for Campagnolo vintage bike resto new | eBay
But you should be able to contact him if you have specific decals you are after. He is a busy man though!
It might have been SSSInk (bicycle restoration) but they only sell to painters - your painter (if using one) should be able to get ahold of them.
You can try Roberto from Zar. ||||| ZAR International Inc. ||||| He is an importer for Coicc. I am not sure if he can get originals or not, but its worth a shot.
Jim Cunningham at CyclArt should be able to help.
CyclArt, Bicycle painting, restoration, vintage bikes and classic parts
I imagine Mercian would be more than happy to supply you with decals.
You can get Mercian decals from H. Lloyd: H Lloyd Cycles - Product availability and as Kumo noted, Greg at Cyclomundo is a good source for Ciocc and others. Otherwise JR at Velocals has a set as well: Results for CIOCC
Dave
Slightly off topic, but in the ballpark: What do you guys use as a source for custom decals?
I just used cut vinyl on #2 because, well, it was frame #2 and I didn't know any better.
I'd like to get a designer buddy of mine to work up some custom artwork for some subsequent frames and get it reproduced as a wet or dry slide decal set.
Balut is nasty to me, but I have friends that enjoy it much. In real life I am a raw vegan . . . not kidding . . . LOL