from a receipt for Cinelli #1626,

sold by Spence Wolf for $ 235.50 on 9/29/1965:

- 70 mm BB shell
- brass head badge
- no "ears" in lugs
- oiler hole in top and bottom of BB shell
- aluminum bars (Cinelli)
- steel stem (Cinelli)
- Campagnolo Record, Mafac Top 63 brakes,
Scheeren wood-filled rims, 200 gr. silk tires and
Brooks Professional saddle.

geometry of 1960 CINELLI SC #7094

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(center to center)
Seat Tube -- 55.5cm
Top Tube -- 56.0cm
BB drop -- 8.0cm
Chain Stay -- 42.5cm
Wheel base -- 102.0cm
Seat Tube < -- 73.0°
Head Tube < -- 73.0°
Fork Rake -- 5.5cm
Trail -- 4.6cm*
*wheel dia. 68.0cm

'In the Draft of Giants', by Dave Staub, who was a 17 year old American racer visiting Cinelli in 1957:
The Cinelli factory was located on the eastern edge of Milan. A winery in its prior life, the entrance opened into a dirt courtyard with the office, the former main house, in the center. The factory was dark and dingy and didn't look like a place that made world-class bicycles and steel handlebars and stems (which had become the choice of riders throughout the world). Here, I finally bought my Cinelli road bike for all of $80! During the assembly of the bike, Cino, himself, sorted through a stack of Brooks leather saddles and hand-picked one just for my bike.