Those are not S gauge. I have seen them previously. If you page through the old catalogs you will likely find them. They are at www.clintjefferies.com/catalogs.shtml.

MOD EDIT: fixed link

 

Those are not S gauge. I have seen them previously. If you page through the old catalogs you will likely find them. They are at www.clintjefferies.com.

Very strange link….I see no model train info there…

 

They look to be standard gauge. I have that exact danger sign but with a green base.

 

Loren, do you have any info on them? Like who made them. Can't find much that looks like them except some Marx that have more detail and square base. Just like researching crap like this.
Bob

 

I guess I need to look this stuff up. It took all of 3 minutes . The one on the left is an American Flyer #207 Single Arm Semaphore. The one on the right is an American Flyer #206 Danger Signal. Both can be seen in the 1930 catalog I posted in the link above. These were made for many years by AF prior to the Gilbert purchase.

 

Sorry, I see the link that appeared was to Clint's homepage rather than the catalog page. On the home page click on Clint's Trains at the upper left, then click on Catalog's and Booklets in the LH column.

 

I tried to fix the link but it still does not work correctly. I have posted this same link many times in the past with no issue. Perhaps I need remedial training.

 

Amflyer,
Sorry to upset you but I tried looking them up and couldn't find them. That's why I asked the forum. The only reply I saw was that they weren't s gauge, so I put in o gauge to see if someone might know
Once again, sorry

 

No problem, I did not realize the link did not go directly to the old catalogs. Those catalogs are worth looking at. I find that what I see sticks in my head just enough that I remember where to look the next time.
Now you know what the two accessories are and who made them.

 

MOD EDIT: I fixed the link in the original post, works now, not sure why @AmFlyer had trouble. I did not fix it in the quote/reply by Old_Hobo.

 

Thanks Jim! I post links from time to time but that one would only link to the home page for me. I posted the same link in the past with no issue.

 

Your welcome Tom! I don't know why there was a problem for you, didn't see any special characters I had to delete. I was surprised though when I first edited, it displayed the clintjefferies.com in the text twice so don't know if a space got in the text that caused the issue. I have seen sometimes where cut and pasting gets some weird characters that cause issues, but l didn't see any of that.

At least I was able to successfully fix it.