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LEGO Timelines Book Traces Brick History

This new LEGO book takes you on a visual history of the brand's designs.

By Moss & FogUpdated 1 min read
The cover of LEGO Timelines, the official book tracing the complete visual history of LEGO's designs and sets across decades — shown as a portrait-format product image with the book's colorful cover art and the LEGO logo prominently featured

For those of us adults who grew up with LEGO, we know the nostalgia of the old sets. From the medieval castles to vintage space sets, some of the most beloved sets are from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

There’s a new hardcover book out called LEGO Timelines, and it delves into the history of the beloved toy’s evolution, from the earliest days to present day.

Full of fun diagrams, infographics, and obviously, timelines, the book takes us on a visual journey through nearly 100 years of LEGO.

Available for $19.

Embark on an epic tour through ten decades of history – from before the iconic LEGO brick to today’s amazing sets and beyond.

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The cover of LEGO Timelines, the official book tracing the complete visual history of LEGO's designs and sets across decades — shown as a portrait-format product image with the book's colorful cover art and the LEGO logo prominently featured

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