LEGO Bricks - City - primi anni '70





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Lego bricks set from Denmark, plastic material, City theme, period 1990–2000, set name primi anni '70, used with no original box, weight 2 kg, colours red, white, blue, green, yellow, black, transparent and grey.
Description from the seller
Large lot of early-70s Lego. The logo on the original box (which is not present in the lot as it’s too deteriorated) is the one from the early 70s with the letters outlined in yellow and black. Essentially similar to the one used across production up to the 1990s, with the subtle difference that the yellow outlining also appears in the center of the O and between the letters L and E, whereas later the spacing between the letters becomes all and only black.
The colors (and the piece counts) are those typical of the period: white, black, yellow, red and blue, with clear for the windows and green for the roofs. Windows and doors are red and transparent. The bases are light gray and green.
Everything is very coherent. The piece counts, if you will, are modest compared to the incredible diversification and evolution that would occur in the decades that followed.
For this reason the lot is aimed at demanding collectors who want to own a “historic” piece.
Conditions are good to excellent, considering it is almost 60 years old. All pieces have been washed and cataloged.
The lot weighs a total of 2.00 kg, net of packaging.
Large lot of early-70s Lego. The logo on the original box (which is not present in the lot as it’s too deteriorated) is the one from the early 70s with the letters outlined in yellow and black. Essentially similar to the one used across production up to the 1990s, with the subtle difference that the yellow outlining also appears in the center of the O and between the letters L and E, whereas later the spacing between the letters becomes all and only black.
The colors (and the piece counts) are those typical of the period: white, black, yellow, red and blue, with clear for the windows and green for the roofs. Windows and doors are red and transparent. The bases are light gray and green.
Everything is very coherent. The piece counts, if you will, are modest compared to the incredible diversification and evolution that would occur in the decades that followed.
For this reason the lot is aimed at demanding collectors who want to own a “historic” piece.
Conditions are good to excellent, considering it is almost 60 years old. All pieces have been washed and cataloged.
The lot weighs a total of 2.00 kg, net of packaging.

