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Clark,
Again, thanks. I should have a number of pictures to contribute that I
don't see on your website (including an Esso drum once I get it!). The
dutch bricks, which sold for a lot--I was outbid at the last minute)
included "Banegard" "Falck" "Kobmand" and many others in all sorts of colors
and so on. I have narrowed my wish list down to the following: "KLM",
"Feuerwehr", "Karstadt", "Falck" and the italian bricks. Oh, number 1 on my
wish list is the Lufthansa signs (were these stickers or engraved bricks?)
LMK if you see any of these for sale. BTW, how would I get pictures to you
of bricks (I'm not that computer savvy)?
Warmest regards,
Robert
In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Clark Stephens writes:
> Robert,
> Glad my site was interesting. Which auction had the dutch bricks? There are
> several of them that aren't in my collection. Perhaps I could get a picture
> from the seller.
>
> Most of these bricks came in 'named bricks' parts packs. Several were also
> included in each of the larger building sets of the time. The origins text
> file in each folder has any information I've collected about the bricks. My
> goal is getting pictures, any pictures, so set origins have not been a priority.
>
> The brick you are looking for is German for fire workers, so it may have
> been included in a fire station set. The best place to look for German
> bricks is the German Lego website:
> http://www.1000steine.de/forum/
> There are several people there that speak English. They are very helpful,
> and have submitted many pictures to my collection. Tell 'em Clark sent ya;
> they'll know what you are looking for ;-) My picture collection has started
> many a discussion over there.
>
> The esso drum brick shows up on Gary Istok's 10 rare parts list, Item #1:
> http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=25190
> I have only seen that part for sale once, and they made notice here:
> http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=30417
> The auction mentioned was by a European who was selling alot of vintage &
> very rare pieces. If I remember, it was won by the usual deep pocket bidder
> from Europe. The auction was for 2 of those drum bricks, one in better shape
> than the other. The auction ended in the area of $150 for both. I would
> really like a picture of that drum brick.
> Email me if I may be of any further help,
> Clark
>
>
> In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Robert Watson writes:
> > Wow, Kevin, Clark,
> > I am stunned by the number of printed bricks out there. Of course now I am
> > determined to find a few more, especially "Feuerwehr". Any more information
> > you can give me on which sets the bricks originally came with or how I might
> > obtain others would be greatly appreciated. Incidentally, I have the
> > Philips with the larger type (it took me almost two years to find!) Oh,
> > BTW, I was so dissapointed about a month ago that I lost some VERY rare
> > Dutch bricks on Ebay. Anyone ever heard of an "Esso drum" brick--I've been
> > offered one but at a very steep price.
> > Warmest regards,
> > Robert Watson
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