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to sell at about $3. Reiss showed them to buyers at  <br>
to sell at about $3. Reiss showed them to buyers at  <br>
a Chicago Show. They thought they were too expensive.  <br>
a Chicago Show. They thought they were too expensive.  <br>
They [illegible crossed out] (Hoi Polloi) are very anxious for wooden  <br>
items in the $1 and $2 range.  <br>
When Phil leaves Hoi Polloi there are a number of manufacturers  <br>
who want him to work on development for  <br>
fees and royalties. He wants me to get into this with  <br>
him and we'll talk about it next month.  <br>
Yesterday he showed me a box he had devised to be folded  <br>
from a single piece of cardboard, which does the same  <br>
job as the three pieces used in <u>THE 9TH DIMENSION TAROT</u>.  <br>
This is for the <u>TAROT</u> deck Hoi Polloi is putting out.
Working on equipment for <u>FOREIGN INTRIGUE</u>. Finished the  <br>
cards and made up a sheet with four diagrams for  <br>
the pads.  <br>
Mad a diagram on half of a 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. for <u>AIR BATTLE</u>.
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to form a hex. Around the outside the  <br>
lines must be continuous where they meet.
[Diagram of what appears to be a 3 dimensional triangular prism comprised of 2 or 3 separate pieces.]
(There are 3 positions, upper - middle - lower.)  <br>
Al showed me a plastic cutter which he uses to cut  <br>
sheets of plastic which he gets in hardware stores. It can  <br>
be bought from  <br>
{Cope Plastics Illinois, Inc.  <br>
{1111 West Delmar Ave.  <br>
{Godfrey, Ill. 62035  <br>
It is #303 Special Plastic - Plus Cutting Tool" ($1.95 plus abt.  <br>
40 [cents] for postage). (Also ask for a catalog.)  <br>
When Al showed me his first <u>PUZZLE</u> I told him about  <br>
<u>THE 19TH HEX</u>.  <br>
Played <u>JET HOLIDAY</u>, including (9 yr. old) Brian. He came in  <br>
second. Al won.  <br>
The four of us played <u>LANDSLIDE</u>. Not bad. Al won.  <br>
<u>Bob Hallowell</u> showed me two of his new products.
[Diagram of a small rectangle with a line across the center horizontally and a dot above the right end of the line, and below the rectangle is a circle with 6 circles and a dot inside it - looks similar to the barrel of a revolver.]
An enclosed platform, as shown, with a ball to be  <br>
dropped thru the center hole. Also a "frisbee" that  <br>
glows and lights up when thrown.
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