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Re: 50's or 60's ?
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Wed, 23 Dec 1998 19:25:53 GMT
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Pat, since no one else had stepped forward, here is the info you need to get any
answer about your 700/0 set. It is of European origin. All US LEGO sets, which
by the way started selling here in 1961, are made by Samsonite (1961-72) and are
in the 700 number range as well as the European sets. However, the US sets are
numbered 702, 703, 705, 708, 711, 717, 725. The European sets are numbered 700/0,
700/1, 700/2, 700/3, 700/3A .....etc.
Here is Horst Lehner's website (the part dealing with '50s & '60s LEGO sets). He
is from Germany, and this is a stunning collection of old LEGO catalogs. I must
say that in addition to Horst Lehner, Tore Erikkson, Joe Lauher (Bill Katz), and a
few others have the makings for a complete compilation of the classic era of LEGO
collecting ('50s-'70).
I hope Horst doesn't mind me sharing his awesome collection of early German
catalogs.
Enjoy:
http://horst-lehner.mausnet.de/lego/katalog/katalog1.htm
Gary Istok
Pat Baumgardner wrote:
> If anyone could give me info on this set it would be appreciated. It is set
> 700/0. It appears to be from the late 50's or 60's. I've searched the web
> fairly well and It hasn't come up . The box is about the size of your standard
> game board box. The lower portion of the box is factory sealed cellophane that
> contains many pieces. Some of the pieces are (2)1x10x20 gray base plates, many
> red and white bricks arranged in a checkerboard pattern, clear bricks, strange
> flat trees. (1)1x8 white brick with the word "DEALER" on it, a 1x6 white brick
> "TAXI", and a variety of red framed windows . Any info on this would be
> helpful. As soon as I get a scanner or digital camera I will post a picture of
> this set. I also may be intrested in auctioning it off. Thanks. Patrick
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