I had a "Benotto" like that (lug work ) - It was basically a bog-standard 70/80's english bike with new stickers.
Best check the quality/make of the drop-outs and the BB shell - it should give a makers name if they are any good. I also like to see the frame-makers name on the top of the seat stay and the Ace Of Spades on the forks.
After that, if you are happy, it is back to the old catalogues and the weight/ping test to see what material it is made from.
Doesn't bear any of the usual Colnago hallmarks that you would expect to see, so unlikely to be one. Without any other ID markings, it could be anything. Mudguard eyes suggest it is more likely to be a light tourer, rather than a race frame.
Yes, see the attached picture. It's not a Colnago frame, I'm sure of this. But it has Campy dropouts and is lightweight. Anyone know what sort of weight a Reynolds 531 frame is? The first letter of the frame number appears to be R.
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