Limited edition eeBrakes El Diablo colorway on offer from Cane Creek

Cheers, Joshua! Even knowing what the Clamp is marks you as a man of taste; owning a set sets you apart. If you like weird brakes, you should check out the Page de Brake Obscura which I was partly behind.
Little known tidbits about the Clamp: there were two versions; the later and better one had a reversible dog-legged, two-holed short linkage. So you could reverse that piece, or raise or lower it, or both, thus allowing four different leverage settings. Also, they worked better for some people if you used a thin V-Brake pad on one side, this allowed the link to buckle down hard and generate max power. Lastly, they worked best with variable leverage Shimano SLR Plus levers (pre-V XTR, some XT, some LX, some DX), using those doubled both the rim clearance and the braking power. Ironically, I think the Clamp would not have been the best time brake in wet weather, as pad wear affected their tuning more than those of other, more conventional brakes.
Do you still have your Clamps somewhere?