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Re: History Question, Dear Gary
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 6 Feb 2001 04:49:56 GMT
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Gary Istok wrote in message <3A7F1C38.1ED8FAB9@umich.edu>...
> As for the LEGO logo, the early Samsonite logo was slightly smaller, and • yet
> fatter. The Samsonite LOGO was used only in North America. Of the • hundreds of
> sets that I have purchased in Europe, never once did I find this LOGO in • one of
> their old sets.
I have found two different types of logos on the 1x2 bricks without the stud
underneath. One is very dirty and scratched and has a more pronounced and
vertical Lego logo on the stud. The other one is almost like new with a logo
slightly slanted to the right and less pronounced on top of the stud.
The mold mark appears to be on a lower corner of a 1x side rather than in
the middle of a 1x side.
I know this is tedious, but I find the differences in the old bricks very
interesting.
Rose
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 | | Re: History Question, Dear Gary
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| (...) You are most welcome! The 1xN bricks without posts were around until around 1968, which is pretty late. There are a lot of late 1960's sets that have a mixture of pieces with and without posts, some are Cellulose Acetate, and some are ABS. (...) (24 years ago, 5-Feb-01, to lugnet.general)
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