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Re: OLD CLAY LEGOS?
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 25 May 2000 19:03:33 GMT
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John Marconi wrote:
> A few years ago, I bought a box of stuff at an estate sale. In the box was an
> old cigar box(1930's or 40's)with about 20 pieces of fired red clay pieces
> which look almost the same as Legos. Did Lego make clay prototypes? Can
> anyone provide any info.? Thanks.
Hi John,
I don't think it was LEGO that made those. LEGO didn't start making bricks until
1949 when they made the Automatic Binding Bricks, the plastic prototypes to modern
LEGO. From 1932 (first year Ole Kirk Christiansen made toys with "LEGO" name)
until 1949, only wooden toys had the LEGO name. Chances are (and this isn't a
100% absolute) if there is no LEGO name, then it isn't LEGO.
Gary Istok
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