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Re: How old are these Legos?
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Tue, 13 Jul 1999 03:34:29 GMT
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johnneal@uswest.net*NoMoreSpam*
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Thoses Legos ares reallys olds methinks;-)
-John
Lee Jorgensen wrote:
> Yesterday I found out that my Grandma has a bunch of older Legos.
> The Bucket that they are all in is 1615, but couldn't find it in Lugnet
> database.
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> The really interesting parts are some windows and doors that don't
> have a complete bottom, they have 'prongs' that hold the part on ..
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> _^_^_^_ ... or something like that ...
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> Also, she has some larger gears with teeth on it, several about 3"
> in diameter, some 1.5" in diameter, and some smaller ...
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> Also, I ran across 4x6 plates that has "patent pending" stamped into
> the bottom of them, they had the tubes that are 'normal' now
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> But the really odd parts are the 4x8 plates that had solid areas along
> the
> bottom. The bottom was just squares where the pegs would fit into,
> instead of the tubes like we have now. The parts had a lot of ABS in
> them, and weighed considerably more than the other parts ...
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> She said that some of them are from the 70's ... but I'm not sure what
> year.
>
> --
> Lee Jorgensen, Programmer/Analyst - Bankoe Systems, Inc.
> mailto:jorgensen@bankoe.moc <-- reverse moc
> mailto:ljorgensen@uswest.ten <-- reverse ten
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