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Re: tobacconist's parts
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lugnet.parts, lugnet.general
Date: 
Tue, 28 Jun 2005 16:23:33 GMT
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In lugnet.parts, Øyvind Steinnes wrote:
> 
> "Gary Istok" <istokg@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:IIrpw0.1F3z@lugnet.com...
> > These tobacco signs were produced from 1955-65.  But only in continental Europe.
> > First of all the negative connotation to smoking did not exist in the 1950's and
> > 1960's.  And in continental Europe there were a lot of small mom and pop tobacco
> > shops.  These only exist in USA/Canada at shopping malls or upscale stores.  In
> > Europe even today tobacco does not yet have the negative connotation that it
> > does in the USA.  Canada is even ahead of the US when it comes to warning people
> > of the dangers of smoking.  In Canada the cigarette boxes will show a cancerous
> > lung or mouth cancer in color right on the box!!
> > Country (Total # in #226)   Names on Beams (upper or upper/lower case)
> > 
> > Norway (7)     -  SLAKTER, POST, TOBAK, KIOSK, TAXA, GARAGE, HOTEL
> 
> And you are sure of those names? Looks a bit strange for me that are a
> Norwegian...
> I think the names are
> 
> Norway (7)     -  SLAKTER, POST, TOBAKK, KIOSK, TAXI, GARAGE, HOTELL
> 
> I have a KIOSK and a TAXI sign that came from a set bought in norway....
> 
> The TAXI sign I have in diffrent colors, but the KIOSK sign looks to be very
> old, and I can remember to have had a HOTELL sign too in the past some time.
> The KIOSK sign is a white 1x6 beam with black letters.
> 
> 
> Regards
> Øyvind Steinnes
> Norway

Thanks Oyvind (cannot find that "O" in my ASCII letters),

I purchased a set of 7 printed bricks from a Norse seller.  I knew something was
not right, because one brick was a "Slagter" (Danish) brick, not "Slakter".
So I did not know if these were originally from Norway, or that they were just a
set of Danish named beams.  Is "HOTEL" or "HOTELL" correct in Danish?

I also am not 100% sure about the Finnish bricks, although the Esso HIULTO,
TUPAKKAA, and HOTELLI are correct.

That is one reason I posted all these.

Thanks again!

Gary Istok



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"Gary Istok" <istokg@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:IIrpw0.1F3z@lugnet.com... (...) Europe. (...) 1950's and (...) tobacco (...) stores. In (...) it (...) people (...) cancerous (...) And you are sure of those names? Looks a bit strange for (...) (21 years ago, 28-Jun-05, to lugnet.parts, lugnet.general)

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