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In article <ant2108190b0#mt$@paseymo.ix.netcom.com>,
 Pauline Seymour <paseymo@ix.netcom.com> wrote:
> In article <48987de16ccomus@argonet.co.uk>, Joyce Haslam
> <comus@argonet.co.uk> wrote:
> > Does anyone have a Rubik cube that they could part with?  I gave
> > mine to a charity shop years ago, but now my daughter is looking
> > for "hers" - the same one of course. Also, I've a friend with a
> > broken hip and the instructions for solving the cube - but no
> > cube.

> The latest science museum catalogue arrived with my New Scientist
> this week.  They are selling cubes.  There was / is also a very
> good little company called Pentangle which sold / sells all sorts
> of things like that - cubes, tetrahedrons, etc.  I have a great
> 12-sided one - and yes I do know it's called a dodecahedron

I shall haunt the local newsagents :-)

Do you remember anything else about Pentangle (like what town is it
in?) The only related site Yahoo could find was a Dutch firm.

Joyce.

-- 
 Enter Comus, a charming rod in one hand and
     a glass in another (Milton)
 Joyce Haslam