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Lumar 34 Beginners

Exhibit #3153

Type	Production
Shape	Standard (-)
Axle	Fixed
Color	Blue, Black, and Red
Packaging	None
Construction	Multi-piece metal
Response	None
Diameter	2 1/8
Gap	Fixed
Weight	35 g
Condition	8
Date	1970
Owner	David Hall
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The 34 Beginners is one of the more common tin models produced by Lumar, but still less common than the 33. Lumar was a company in the UK that produced yo-yos since the 30's. Lumar produced many tin models, and later plastic.

The body on this consists of an inner and outer tin shell, locked together. The logo is lithographed as part of tin design.

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