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Re: Weekly What's This Part?
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Thu, 18 Jan 2001 00:42:16 GMT
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Right on, Gary! My brick does have ruffled walls on the inside. Your year
info makes it available in the same time frame as my lot (1967).
Looking up Lightbrick on Lugnet didn't show bricks that late, only the 1958
set #248. The two later bricks don't show under a "lightbrick" search: 485
is "eletrical brick" & 985 is "lampbrick". Neither one showed under a
"light" search either.
I appreciate the answer & the tidbit of Lego History. Your history posts are
always fascinating reading.
Thanks, Kevin
In lugnet.general, Gary Istok writes:
> If that brick has a "ruffled" look to the 4 "wall" brick surface (can't remember
> if the texture is on the inside or outside) then it indeed is a #245.
> Gary Istok
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| Thanks Kevin, I am always glad to help other AFOL's unravel the mystery of old LEGO! One other note on this one, in Europe, the spare parts boxes (erzatzteile in German) that the non-chain toy stores carry probably still have some of these lamps (...) (23 years ago, 18-Jan-01, to lugnet.general)
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| (...) If that brick has a "ruffled" look to the 4 "wall" brick surface (can't remember if the texture is on the inside or outside) then it indeed is a #245. I have this set from the first year it came out (1957), and yes it has a small bulb that (...) (23 years ago, 17-Jan-01, to lugnet.general)
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