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Subject: Re: rare variants 
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Tue, 01 Sep 92 20:58:00 PDT."
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Date: Tue, 01 Sep 92 21:50:35 PDT
From: "Ronnie B. Kon" <ronnie@cisco.com>

> Mr. Longridge!  Please post the addresses of where to buy that stuff!
> Oh, I'm drooling all over my keyboard.
> 
> Meanwhile, Jean-Claude Constantin (Pirkach 14, D-8535 ah I forgot the name
> of the city but it's near Nurnberg, Germany) makes lots of variations on
> cubes and skewbs etc., but the underlying mechanisms all seem to be standard
> ones.
> 
> >        Honourable mention: Pyraminx Star, Puck, Ufo, Trick Haus
> >        (Anyone got multiples of these)
> 
> Hmmmm.  I might confess to owning two Trick Hauses in exchange for something
> of sufficient persuasion, such as some of the others listed in Mr. Longridge'
s
> post.  In hopes of being able to exchange for some neat stuff, I'd better not
> mention that Mr. Constantin can sell Trick Hauses for something around DM 20.

Unless the the Bundespost will deliver mail to "a city near Nurnberg" I think
you're pretty safe.  Unless of course you'll post the full address?

				Ronnie