Foxtrott wrote:

beocool wrote:

 

Maybe PDB watched groundhog day?

Could be... then we would have another draw tomorrow evening... not a bad idea 😕

😁

Congrats Beoplastic. I have both these books and they are lovely 🙂

PrizeDrawBot wrote:

Certainly feels like it... I'm all alone this evening. Well done for spotting the deliberate mistake! 😎

Well, what do you expect from someone who went to law school at the university.... we are always looking for the loophole 😁😁

congrats Beoplastic.... enjoy the reading

9th Prize - A Genuine Vintage Kaye Bojesen Soldier

Another one from our miniature battalion.. Here we have a Genuine 1970's 'B&O Dealer Issue' Royal Danish Guard wooden soldier! An absolutely beautiful little collectible which genuinely looks great on an shelf or worktop in the vicinity of your lovely Bang & Olufsen products! In 1922, Bojesen began designing wooden toys, typically about six to ten inches tall, with moveable limbs. These included a teak and limba monkey (1951), an oak elephant, a bear made of oak and maple, a rocking horse of beech, a parrot, a dachshund, and toy soldiers of the Danish Royal Guard. Here we have one of those soldiers - just waiting for a new home! All yours if you win 9th..

The winner is…

Mr J. Struiksma (Tignum) from Bolsward, Netherlands

Jolly well done to you - What a lovely Prize. A piece of Danish design history for you to look after..

Congrats Beoplastic!  Now lets keep this USA winner thing on a roll!  😎

Dang, that soldier is marching to a place not too far from where I am right now. Congrats Tignum 🙂

Congratulations Tignum, the Soldiers are great..

Your B&O gear will be well guarded from now on

8th Prize - A rare Genuine Vintage Dealer Display Sign

Another B&O Rarity.. We found one of these a few years ago, and now we've got another! Here we have a genuine and original 'Bang & Olufsen Official Dealer Issue' spray painted steel "Hand Print" Bang & Olufsen branded signs. These are from the golden era (80's / 90's) of Bang & Olufsen Dealerships and these signs were actually extremely expensive to buy for the dealers as they cost so much to make! If you're a B&O collector this is something you'll absolutely love to own - and if not, this could be the start of a great collection!

The winner is...

Mr G. Griebel (Griebel) from Essone, France

What a great prize for the avid BeoCollector who wants something a little different!!

Félcitations Griebel.... un superbe object d'art pour la collection