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Re: mold variant: turntable 4 x 4
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 9 Jun 2004 21:12:57 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Gerhard R. Istok wrote:
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In lugnet.general, Eric Strand wrote:
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Niels -
Thanks for the great comparison. I really enjoy analyzing old lego parts
too :)
Have you done comparisons like this for other parts? I was looking at some
of my old 2x8 bricks (with old LEGO logo on them) and noticed that some of
the logos on the studs were printed upside down in relation to the other
studs.
Thanks,
Eric
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Those old 2x8 bricks happen to be Samsonite Lego (USA/Canada) bricks made
between 1964-70. For some reason the quality of the Samsonite molds was
worse than those of European Lego. Many of the Samsonite Lego molds of the
1960’s had re-stamped Lego logos on some of the studs. Some are upside down,
others sideways. And sometimes the same bricks have the new Lego logos on
some studs, and the small fat Samsonite logo on other studs. One would of
course never see this poor quality in the Lego bricks of Europe, especially
after 1957.
In case no one has noticed, I’m Back......
Gary Istok
istokg@earthlink.net
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Thanks for the information. Yes they are from a Samsonite Lego set (120 I think
- still have the box).
Glad to see you are back and I’m looking forward to your “new” discoveries -
referenced in your other post.
Eric Strand
estrand@NOSPAMcomcast.net
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| (...) Those old 2x8 bricks happen to be Samsonite Lego (USA/Canada) bricks made between 1964-70. For some reason the quality of the Samsonite molds was worse than those of European Lego. Many of the Samsonite Lego molds of the 1960's had re-stamped (...) (20 years ago, 8-Jun-04, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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