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Meccano France retained the elegant 1934 Blue/Gold colour scheme right up to the 1970's although Meccano Liverpool had soon reverted to the Red/Green scheme in 1941. Up to the late 50's plates were blue with gold hatching, strips were gold and bush wheels, pulleys and some other small parts a fairly bright shade of red. Later on, the gold hatching on plates was dropped, and a more pastel shade of blue was used. Here are a few examples of Meccano France Accessory sets showing nicely the colour schemes used. I hope to add more complete set examples to this page as I come across them, so if you have any presentable examples I would be delighted to add them to this "French" Meccano history page! Please send me an email. The examples follow in chronological order - click on the images to enlarge.
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