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Re: Wanted: #570 - Fire House (shrink wrap)?
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Mon, 19 Jul 1999 04:24:53 GMT
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I had a 585 police station that was shrink wrapped, but a 570 fire
station that was not. Both were US only sets I believe.
Perhaps there was a certain year that they started shrink wrapping?
My guess would be 1975 or 1976, since 570 was a 1973 set, 585 was
a 1976 set and I am pretty sure my Brick yard in 1974 was not.
Of course this would only apply to the box-in-sleeve types.
Other box types like 400,402,404 had plastic covers and lids
and no shrink wrap. Smaller boxes of course had the break-open
design.
KL
Sanjay D'Souza wrote:
>
> John DiRienzo wrote in message ...
> > Kevin,
> > I asked you this very question regarding the London Bus nearly a year
> > ago. I tend to think that 70s and 80s Town sets were packaged both with • and
> > without shrink-wrap. I have had a lot that were (they came from Europe) • and
> > a lot more that weren't. I don't recall any sets being shrink-wrapped in
> > the
> > US, but I have had a lot of Town and Train sets that came from Europe that
> > were. Maybe an older fan can help us out here...
>
> None of the Town sets that were purchased for me in the late 70's early 80's
> were shrinked wrapped (1). Must have only been a requirement for sets sold
> in Europe.
>
> Sanjay
>
> (1) Sets sold in New Zealand (Asia/Pacific market).
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