I bought 2 tubs of older (60s-80s??) Lego at a garage sale and am looking for
info on anything in the image but specifically the white 2x4s that have holes
going through the sides. There are many of them, Patent Pending. Some also have
a 19 or 8 or other number in the corner. The white plate in the lower right
shows the underside. There is also red, white and blue base plates in the background.
The white shows the underside. I have many of them and they are either 10x20
or 10x10. Thank you for your help!
I bought 2 tubs of older (60s-80s??) Lego at a garage sale and am looking for
info on anything in the image but specifically the white 2x4s that have holes
going through the sides. There are many of them, Patent Pending. Some also have
a 19 or 8 or other number in the corner. The white plate in the lower right
shows the underside. There is also red, white and blue base plates in the background.
The white shows the underside. I have many of them and they are either 10x20
or 10x10. Thank you for your help!
You found a Samsonite lot.
The holey bricks are to attach wheels to your LEGO build
I bought 2 tubs of older (60s-80s??) Lego at a garage sale and am looking for
info on anything in the image but specifically the white 2x4s that have holes
going through the sides. There are many of them, Patent Pending. Some also have
a 19 or 8 or other number in the corner. The white plate in the lower right
shows the underside. There is also red, white and blue base plates in the background.
The white shows the underside. I have many of them and they are either 10x20
or 10x10. Thank you for your help!
You found a Samsonite lot.
The holey bricks are to attach wheels to your LEGO build
Thank you so much! It doesn’t look like there are any wheels in the mix unfortunately
but I may luck out and find one or two buried in there. Like I said, I have
2 large tubs to go through. Mostly 2x’s, plates and ~20 of the larger baseplates.
There are lots of nice windows of different shapes and styles, fence pieces
and plenty of the white wheel bricks. A few printed bricks with the Lego logo
that stood out. Looks like I have some sorting to do!
In Help, maxx3001 writes:
In Help, maxx3001 writes:
In Help, Akbricker01 writes:
I bought 2 tubs of older (60s-80s??) Lego at a garage sale and am looking for
info on anything in the image but specifically the white 2x4s that have holes
going through the sides. There are many of them, Patent Pending. Some also have
a 19 or 8 or other number in the corner. The white plate in the lower right
shows the underside. There is also red, white and blue base plates in the background.
The white shows the underside. I have many of them and they are either 10x20
or 10x10. Thank you for your help!
You found a Samsonite lot.
The holey bricks are to attach wheels to your LEGO build
I bought 2 tubs of older (60s-80s??) Lego at a garage sale and am looking for
info on anything in the image but specifically the white 2x4s that have holes
going through the sides. There are many of them, Patent Pending. Some also have
a 19 or 8 or other number in the corner.
I'm a bit surprised you didn't find any of these in black as well. Very
common from that era
I bought 2 tubs of older (60s-80s??) Lego at a garage sale and am looking for
info on anything in the image but specifically the white 2x4s that have holes
going through the sides. There are many of them, Patent Pending. Some also have
a 19 or 8 or other number in the corner.
I'm a bit surprised you didn't find any of these in black as well. Very
common from that era
So far I haven’t found any of the black ones. I’ll keep an eye out. I have
sorted the tubs yet, just raked through.
In Help, peregrinator writes:
In Help, Akbricker01 writes:
I bought 2 tubs of older (60s-80s??) Lego at a garage sale and am looking for
info on anything in the image but specifically the white 2x4s that have holes
going through the sides. There are many of them, Patent Pending. Some also have
a 19 or 8 or other number in the corner.
I'm a bit surprised you didn't find any of these in black as well. Very
common from that era