Track and accessories

Tracks and accessories

017 Engine Shed		023 Railroad crane

002 - straight track, 15 cm - the 2nd through 5th track show different printing underneath:		Made in Germany stamped onto a tile Made in U.S. Zone Germany lithographed onto both sides of the tracks Made in Western Germany lithographed onto one side of the track Made in Western Germany lithographed onto both sides of the tracks
		track set 6002 German	track set 6002 Italian

		Straight track showing a hole in the middle - produced to serve the engine shed.



old track-box - contents 12 straight track		old track-box - contents 50 straight track


the label of the 2nd Version track-box - contents 25 straight track		the box and label of the 2nd Version track-box - contents 50 straight track

quite interesting that on the 2nd Version boxes both parts are the same

002-5 - straight track, half seize, 8,5 cm the reinforcement tin either dark-grey or black		003 - turning frame - the original, the model and the old box



004 - bumper / support, height 24 mm 004 and 014 sold by Obletter 014 - support, height 38 mm, New in 1966		015 - support, height 45 mm 018 - support, height 65 mm, New in 1966 016 - support, height 88 mm
The listed height of the supports is measured at the top of the track profile - and not referred to the wood or metal claw!!

005 - shovel		12 shovels in original box


006 - road block		all to me known road blocks show a 1 mm hole at the outer ends ...


... through which a key ring could be inserted - to prevent the feet fall off. Additionally this here shown road block has buff painted feet - original, as stated by the owner. The price (-,50 DEM) indicates this one to be bought between 1949 and 1952.


		007 - foldable rail - inscription either both sides of the joints - or none


009 - curved track	box for 10 x 009 curved - what a strange no. of track. Was it a Dealers box?	1st Version track-box - contents 12 and another box containing 3 dozen of curved track. Printings either Made in U.S. Zone Germany or Made in Western Germany onto only one side of the rail	German Blister Set 6009 containing 6 rails - and showing a "6009" moulded into the plastic - the Italian version was sold for 1000 Lire - no extra stamp


010 - right hand switch, and 011 - left hand switch - in different grey shades and original boxes for a pair each. And a blister Set Z4.

012 - turn table - underneath either coloured or blank		024 - Rerailing ramp	Made by Fleischmann - but fits perfect for Biller



blue turntable with yellow levers - I had some doubts - but it appears to be genuine.		who really would paint the levers afterwards in such a professional manner?? !!

		019 - Clockwork key - I got the number from an invoice dated October 31, 1968 - signed by the boss himself. The big key was for the locomotives, excavators etc. The 4th from the left was used in the locomotive shed. There was a smaller "Bühler" herringbone key for the racing cars and the FIGURO. The small Biller key came with the 050 Boxers from Canada. So far only known on 115 helicopters, 100 Trans World Flyer or the 745 excavator - and rigidly attached to these toys.

020 little bag with coal and plastic tub and plastic SHELL Oil can		021 - Road / level crossing - produced by FALLER - novelty 1965


022 - straight track with signal, New in 1966,

ready to be installed	the ancient Signal Box	and in a more modern counter display box	box containing 5 signals


	different colouring on the back-side	... and different track-

generated: DEC-25-1999		last update: Februar 2024