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Re: Re: That is a good question. I am gone to research on the web and see what I get

Re: Re: After I remove all the rust I saw that the BB is 35 mm x 1 mm. For that reason it’s a french thread.

Re: Re: Sorry don't understand what did you mean by " forgot about the fork ends and rear dropouts"

Re: Re: Thanks. I looked inside and I don t see any vertical line, so I assume that is not seamed.

Re: Re: I think the BB is a Sakae 36mmx24tpi but later I am gone check that.

I can’t see any wooden bung. About the seam I am gone check the steerer inside the fork and than I say something

Re: Hello. I confess that I have some troubles to understand all that have been said. If you want I can check in my fork some details but please try to simple lol The frame and the fork gone last Friday to paint but tomorrow it s ready.

Re: Thanks. I am going to restore it and than I post some pics. Meanwhile I m going to continue searching for more information. Thank you again for the tips.

Some pictures, the fork as some inscription that I don't know what that means

Re: I am from Portugal, Oporto and the history of this bike is as follows: It was given to me by a French immigrant who spent many years in France in the 60's to 80. Unfortunately he died and I did not know anything else about this bicycle history. My idea was to somehow pay tribute by...

Thanks for the comment. I really would like to know just for the raison that I'm going to restore it. Just a question if it was a Johny Berry frame it should have a serial number? the only number I discover was 56 in the frame and a strange number and letters in the fork....

Some more pictures.

Frame and Fork, both with Piazza dropouts

Those are some photos. The original handlebar is a road Guid, not that is in the picture.

Can anyone help me please to identify this frame. It has what seems to be “RGB” initials. Handlebars GUID Brakes MAFAC RACER Crank Stronlight Cassette 5speed Maillard Sachs I appreciate if anyone help me on this.