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  Conor

  9 years ago

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  Does anyone know if there are such things as clothes pegs that are fixed to a clothes line? Im looking for a peg that wont fall on the ground and break when stood on. I find it frustrating having to replace clothes pegs all the time!

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  Karen&Phillip Haydock

  10 years ago

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  Phillip Haydock 06.March.2009
  I am looking for a clip (peg) that hangs over the line and allows you to hang a coat hanger on to it .
  It would be greatly appreciated if you can find such a thing ,we have the item hear but are unable to find the manufacture.

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  Mike Bradley

  10 years ago

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  If Monique looks at my blogspot she will see that it is peg number 1343 under plastic self. I bought this peg in Sao Paulo, Brazil in May 2006. The bar code was 7896553 which would identify the manufacturer.
  Cheers Gad, Yoav and Yaacov

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  mary kirby

  11 years ago

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  the pegs that are in yellow green and red in the fifth picture from the bottom i would love to buy some of these in the yellow design i bought some of these years ago and i have very little of them left . i have searched from these everywhere could not believe it when i saw them on your web site . i would be very grateful if you could let me know how i can buy them.
  thank you
  mary

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  nicolle

  11 years ago

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  Hi, Any chance you know where some of the more unusual pegs can be purchased from...the stainless steel (?), pretty shapes or glitter pegs etc ?? I live in Brisbane, Australia and would love to have a little bit of this exhibit hanging off my own hills hoist. Thanks, nicolle

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  clarissa

  11 years ago

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  i was wondering if you knew how plastic pegs were made? it is for an assignment- very urgent!
  
  thank you
  clarissa

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  p johnson

  11 years ago

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  I like the web page, now I can come out of the cupboard and admit to being fascinated by clothes pegs, what wonderful utilitarian things they are. They can be bright, inventive and have a multitude of uses. Long live the peg.
  P.S. I wonder where the word peg originated???
  Paul Johnson.

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  Leisa Bekkers

  12 years ago

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  Hi,
  I am looking to purchase some distinctly different clothes pegs for my own personal use. We live in an apartment block where it seems that everyone has the same pegs and at the end of the week/month our washing basket seems to be full of the broken or oldest pegs. We need some pegs that we know will belong only to us. Can you help me out as to where i might purchase such pegs. We are in Sydney, Australia
  Kindest Regards
  Leisa Bekkers

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  birgitte Nielsen

  12 years ago

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  Do you know who produce a clothes-peg simular to the green on with 3 legs picture number 6, but in gray with a "bear" Birgitte

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  Monique

  13 years ago

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  Do they know these ones?
  
  http://www.arcoweb.com.br/design/design69.asp
  
  I apologyse the content is in portuguese, but you will surely understand by seeing the pictures.

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  yuyu

  13 years ago

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  the location of the studio please...'
  i'd like to see the exhibit
  
  yudit

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