Topic: Is this a true Giuliari?

[Deltarider]

Recently I’ve seen pics here of a seat called Giuliari. Some even started drooling. It reminded me that somewhere deep in the basement I had a similar buddy. I never bothered to mount it as Giuli leaves no room for my Julie, if you know what I mean. Now, how can I tell it’s a true Giuli? I mean, were his works of art numbered and do I have to look for the maestro's signature somewhere? Michelangelo Giuliari? Leonardo da Giuliari maybe? Were there imitations? Before I swap seats and Julie – now there’s a true masterpiece –, I would like to know who and what. Who is this Giuliari fellah? Can I trust his seat or do I have to re-jet my exhaust?
 ♫  ♪  If you knew Giuli ♪  ♫ like I know Julie ♫…

[nippon]

I would call it a true "half" Giuliari seat. This means, it is a nice and original rear section of a Giuliari.
If you wanna be 100% sure to own an original, you could remove the foam taking a look at the steel pan.
if it looks like this, then you are proud owner of an original. 

[Deltarider]

I would call it a true "half" Giuliari ... This means, it is a nice and original rear section of Giuliari.

Well, you wouldn't call my Julie 'half' and so, if the choice is between her and 'the rear section of Giuliari', that choice is easily made.

[754]

Delta, your seat looks like them ones that a company in Germany was selling... LOUIS, or St Louis.. I think itwas called..

[BSA_Mikael]

I have a white Giuliari on my bike, it is the one on the picture. It is a bit longer and as far as I can see thinner, but the rear looks the same. The original has brands on it that says Honda "CB 500 four" and "Giuliari" on the rear.

[heffay]

looks hacked.