Garrson and Group, I have a 1970 Crescent. It has a bunch of decals in Swedish. I contacted the Crescent factory and following is their explanation of the decals. My hard drive crashed but I printed a hard copy of Crescents e-mail, I will type it just as reads: Hallo Randall I have read your e-mail to Tommy about Your Crescent-bike. The frame No: 4554887 says thate the bicycle is produced about 1970. Reynolds 531 Butted tubes: that means that the top and down tube hade a thickness In the middle of the tubes 0,5mm and at the head tube 0,8mm. The decal: guld kvälitet = goldqualitet. The decal: Crescent världsmästarcykeln = Crescent worldchampion bicycle. The decal: lättägängslager = "easy going bearing" The name Välrldsmästärcykeln (worldchampions bicycle) came from a world Champion in team on bicycle there Crecsent had four brothers from a little place in Sweden called Värgärda. They came at the first place on this Crescent bikes and they was worldchampions, I think is was about 1968-69. If You send me your adress, I shall send You same decals. In this e-mail I enclosed a photo on a Crescent racebike from 1968. (See Attached file: Crescent racer year mod 1968.jpg) Regards James Johansson QC Dept. Cycleurope Sverige AB Mr. Johansson did send me the decals and key chains he promised! Hope this helps you. By the way the Crescent I have is for sale. Sorry is does it dose not come with the beautiful accessory pictured in earlier "Crescent Post"post. You will have to work you Q all by your self! Following is a copy of the original sale post: I purchased this 56-cm 1970 Crescent, Racer 92320 PEPITA SPECIAL, serial number 4554887 new. Equipment incledes Campagnolo hubs, NISI wheels, Weinmann center pull brakes, Simplex derailers, Nevar 170mm cotter cranks, Zeaus seat post, Ideal saddle (I think), and Shimano replacement freewheel. This bike is original except the left pedal, handle bar tape, and freewheel. Asking $400.00 OBO. Anyone interested please contact me (randallrobertson@juno.com) for pictures and more details. Best regards, Randall R. Robertson