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Re: Frank's first LEGO train set has been a 111
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Mon, 28 Feb 2005 23:20:44 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Gerhard R. Istok wrote:
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> Yes please let us know. While doing my research on old Lego sets, I sometimes
> find that USA and Canada have the same sets. Then other times Canada will have
> some sets the same as Europe, but they are not found in the USA. Then other
> times Canada will have a set number that matches Europe, but it is a different
> set number in the USA.
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> One famous example comes to mind. The Yellow Castle. In the USA it is #6075.
> In Canada and Europe it is #375. Go figure??
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> Gary Istok
Nothing on the box states where it was from... but on the instruction page,
right at the bottom, it says the following--
British Lego Limited Brit. Pat. 866.557 Printed in Germany by H.O. Persiehl,
Hamburg. 97040-Eng.
So it came across the pond to my hands. Thought it was a Canadian set.
There is a sticker sheet that states 'Peel off these Golden Studs and stick them
on the Golden Bricks shown on the back of a 1974 LEGO leaflet to claim FREE
GIFTS. Valid until 1st.January 1976'
I think it's expired.
So there you are.
Dave K
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| (...) Hey Dave, Yes please let us know. While doing my research on old Lego sets, I sometimes find that USA and Canada have the same sets. Then other times Canada will have some sets the same as Europe, but they are not found in the USA. Then other (...) (20 years ago, 28-Feb-05, to lugnet.trains)
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