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I saw a book on ebay a few months ago about the history of Lego. If I remember
correctly, the book was about 10 years old.Sorry I can't remember more.
Julie
Simon Robinson wrote:
> Perhaps you and the other more knowledgeable guys around should see if there
> is a way you could share your knowledge and make something out of it.
> A book would be quite good - I know I for one would love to be able to
> buy a book with lots of info about older lego.
>
> Simon
> http://www.SimonRobinson.com
>
> In lugnet.general, Gary R. Istok writes:
> > Ya know, in the last 6 months I've shared a lot of information about my • knowledge of LEGO,
> > most of which is the 60's and 70's stuff that is not at all well documented. • However,
> > sometimes I'll share info about sloped bricks, windows & doors, rounded • bricks, etc. I
> > have no qualms about sharing that info, but what galls me occasionally is to • find
> > something on an EBAY auction that is a direct result of something I (or Rob • Farver, Bill
> > Katz, Tore Erikkson, Larry Pieniazek, etc...) might have said about rare • pieces or
> > Service Packs. I see some people making a fast buck off our collective • knowledge base. I
> > guess that there is no way to prevent this, but it does seem frustrating • sometimes.
> >
> > I see no reason, however, to stop sharing info for the profit mentality of a • few.
> >
> > Gary Istok
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| Perhaps you and the other more knowledgeable guys around should see if there is a way you could share your knowledge and make something out of it. A book would be quite good - I know I for one would love to be able to buy a book with lots of info (...) (26 years ago, 18-Mar-99, to lugnet.general, lugnet.market.auction)
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