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"Gary Istok" <istokg@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> Is there a procedure in place in LUGNET for notification of set errors in • the
> LUGNET database? Is there one for adding old sets not currently in the
> database?
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> I was browsing some old 50's and 60's sets, and came across some errors:
>
> 1) 810 European Town Plan. The text says it is a wooden box set, but the • 810 is
> the set underneath the wooden box set in the picture. It is made of • cardboard.
> The wooden box set on top of the 810 appears to be an institutional set • that
> comes in 3 varieties (probably based on childrens ages) and that wooden • box set
> comes in 3 Roman numeral set numbers, "I", "II" and "III". This is I • believe the
> first and possibly only time Lego set numbers were used as Roman numerals. • I
> discuss these and other wooden box sets in my upcoming CD on Lego History. • An
> entire chapter is devoted to the wooden box sets (Europe only) that were
> produced between 1957 and 1978.
>
> Also, there are 2 different versions of the 810 European Town Plan set. • One was
> for continental Europe (shown in the picture). The other set is the • British 810
> Town Plan set. It has a Town Plan board with a different layout (for • driving on
> the left side of the road?), and has the unique British gas pumps for the • Esso
> Station.
>
> 2) 708 USA/Canada Samsonite Basic Set. The set pictured is from a • photograph.
> However, the box partitions are not original to this set. They are • plastic bins
> from 1966-70 Samsonite basic sets, not this 1961-65 set. It appears that • there
> are way too many bricks in this set. Plus the set should have only red • and
> white bricks, and no wheels. The 708, 711 and early (flat box version) • 705 sets
> have a cardboard insert that all brick sit on top of in sort of a mosaic
> checkerboard pattern with 10x20 thick baseplates inside as well. This is • the
> same flat box checkerboard design used in the European 700 series of basic • sets
> (700/0, 700/1, 700/3, 700/3a, 700/4, 700/5, 700/6).
>
> Gary Istok
XFUT: lugnet.admin.database
Frank
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