LEGO Gear with 14 Teeth
| BOID | 267821 |
| Year | 1965 - 1972 |
| 1.5" x 1.5" x 0.4" | |
| In 13 Wishlists | |
| 25 Available from €0.22 | |
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| Condition | Name | In Stock | Price | Price + Shipping | Store | ||
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 | Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth 2nds, These will have some Yellowing | 1 | €0.27 | N/A |  ZebrasBricks (192)Does not ship to IE Minimum Lot Average €0.88 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 1 | €0.379 | €15.47 | Great Brick Lab (3343) Shipping €15.09 Minimum Order €9.74 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 3 | €0.397 | €18.40 | 0 Brick Slayer 80... (560) Shipping €18.01 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 1 | €0.397 | €18.40 | 0 Brick Slayer 80... (560) | ||
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 1 | €0.405 | €15.49 | Great Brick Lab (3343) Shipping €15.09 Minimum Order €9.74 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth ***SECOND QUALITY***
PRICED ACCORDINGLY | 8 | €0.412 | N/A |  Canada First Bricks (1229)Request a Shipping Quote Minimum Order €8.40 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth playwear - yellowed | 2 | €0.421 | N/A | Brickaloo (1833) Request a Shipping Quote Minimum Order €1.68 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth Discolored and seems dirty even after washing | 1 | €0.427 | €16.86 | Magic City Brix (173) Shipping ~€16.43 Minimum Order €5.87 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 4 | €0.453 | N/A | Canada First Bricks (1229) Request a Shipping Quote Minimum Order €8.40 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 1 | €0.46 | N/A | Brick Fever (135) Request a Shipping Quote Minimum Order €3.52 | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 1 | €0.646 | N/A | Builder-4-Life (241) Request a Shipping Quote | |
| Used (Good) | White Gear with 14 Teeth | 1 | €0.763 | €24.23 | Bricksbythepound (5512) Shipping €23.46 |
| Name | From | Comes In | Item ID | Design ID | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | White Gear with 14 Teeth | €0.22 | 5 |
LEGO Gear with 14 Teeth has been used in at least 5 LEGO sets over the past 59 years, since it was first used in 1965.