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In lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands, Stephane Simard wrote:
> Taken from an old 1988 christmas catalog I dug from my parents' basement. The
> catalog is from a defunct canadian company (Distribution aux Consommateurs).
Ooohh I remember that store. In my neck of the woods (western Canada) they were
called "Consumers Distributing" (which is essentially what you've written in
French, I guess). Their style of selling was to have no showroom whatsoever -
and you'd just order an item at the counter and they'd go to their warehouse and
pick up the item.
I always enjoyed looking at their catalogue, looking at all the new toys
(especially the LEGO sets)...
-Bryan
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| Taken from an old 1988 christmas catalog I dug from my parents' basement. The catalog is from a defunct canadian company (Distribution aux Consommateurs). Big, basic baby blocks. Interesting to note that Fisher Price had its own "Construx" line back (...) (20 years ago, 7-Jan-04, to lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands)
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