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Re: Help with Old Dutch Printed Bricks
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Sun, 30 Jun 2002 09:16:30 GMT
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Clark,
I've gone through my stuff and found very little you don't already have....
They're in here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=20398
The three coloured ones I think are 1978, so that would be too recent...
I'm not sure you can see the difference in the Police bricks. The two with
the bold print are actually different in that one has flat print, the other
seems sort of engraved (that's the top one in the picture).
The third are some old stickered bricks that I found.
If I find more I'll drop it in the same folder...
Duq
"Clark Stephens" <clarkcorner@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:Gy8CrE.7Dv@lugnet.com...
> Duq, Saskia,
> Sorry about the mix-up, no offense intended. I'm glad I posted to the
> correct country. This gallery has been a learning experience for me. • Thanks
> for the info. I would love to find more Dutch bricks, but they are fairly
> scarce in California. If you have any you can take photos of, the pictures
> would find a welcome home in my gallery.
>
> I am open to new pictures of any vintage printed pieces (no stickers), not
> just bricks. I do try to limit the collection to vintage pre-1977 pieces
> (before the yellow castle). Peeron & other places do a great job of
> collecting images & varieties of 'modern' pieces since 1977. As for the • 2x2
> slopes, I didn't know that they existed in vintage printed varieties. If
> there are any, I will post any pictures I get of them. My main goal, right
> now, is to gather images of as many printed beams as I can.
>
> The Automatiek is interesting. I can't find a matching brick in another
> language. It would translate pretty well into Snack Bar, but the snack bar
> set came much later. This brick is hollow bottom with modern logo on studs
> (early 1960's). I wonder if that brick translated into the Cafe bricks of
> other countries (although Cafe usually means people serving, not • machines)?
> What would Cafe be in Dutch?
>
> Thanks,
> Clark
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> PS: Thanks Ben, I didn't make the Automat connection. I do know that name,
> but agree that it isn't used anymore. It brings to mind the old black and
> white movies advertising the "City of Tomorrow" with rows of food vending
> machines and everything at your fingertips with the touch of a button.
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| Duq, Thanks for the additions. I've added them to my site. The coloured bricks make a nice comparision with the earlier clear painted bricks in the gallery, which came from a similar/earlier light brick set. I've also had several people ask me where (...) (22 years ago, 6-Jul-02, to lugnet.loc.nl)
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| Duq, Saskia, Sorry about the mix-up, no offense intended. I'm glad I posted to the correct country. This gallery has been a learning experience for me. Thanks for the info. I would love to find more Dutch bricks, but they are fairly scarce in (...) (22 years ago, 24-Jun-02, to lugnet.loc.nl)
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