Offered here is a Postwar Lionel Accessory Lot.
Items included are as follows, all of which are untested and included as is:
Eleven (11) pcs Lionel O27 Gauge Straight Track. The track pieces each stand 7/16" tall. These are untested. A couple pieces have rust on part of the rails. Otherwise, these track pieces seem to be in overall good condition. Light restoration may be needed.
Eight (8) pcs Lionel O27 Gauge Curved Track. The track pieces each stand 7/16" tall. These are untested. One piece has some rust on two of its rails. The remaining pieces appear to be in good condition. Light restoration may be needed.
Lionel 6019 Remote Control Track Section for use with O27 track. Designed to actuate both unloading and uncoupling action on any of Lionel's postwar cars so equipped. Untested.
Lionel Type 1033 90-Watt Multi-Control Transformer. Introduced by Lionel in 1948 and available through 1956, it was included in many of the better O27 outfits of the era. The one offered here hasn't been tested. The protective covering over the power cord has been cut into where it enters the transformer unit. I don't think the actual wires have been cut.
Lionel #154 Automatic Highway Signal. 1950's. Untested. It has a black diecast base. The crossbuck is molded white plastic with raised black lettering; it may be missing something to keep attached to the signal. The signal comes with a 154C Track Connector/Contactor, which uses a split contact to make the two red bulbs of the highway signal to flash alternatively.
Lionel #145 Automatic Gateman. Untested. Has an all-plastic house and sign. The house roof is maroon in color. The base is painted green sheet metal, and the crossing sign base is diecast metal. The attendant figure is in nice shape and comes out of the house when the door is manually opened. The roof is loose, but intact. The green base has a little paint loss. A Lionel No. 1450 Automatic Accessory Contactor is included and currently attached to the bottom of the green base. It is also untested and has some surface rust.
Lionel #132 Illuminated Station with Automatic Train Control or #133 Illuminated Passenger Station (Incomplete). Included are four walls (not attached to each other) and green roof (8-1/2" x 5-3/4") of a building, an all-plastic rendition of a suburban train station. I'm not sure all of what is missing. It's definitely missing the maroon plastic base, the chimney, and an L431 lamp that illuminated the interior.
Crossing Gate and Gate House/Shanty. Not sure which company made this. It is all plastic. The shanty is green and brown and is currently loose (unglued) from the base.
Two (2) Railroad Crossing Signals. Unknown maker. Untested. They seem kind of small for O gauge, each standing 4" tall. They're both powered by being attached via wiring to a battery compartment which holds 2 Size "C" batteries (not included). The crossbucks are missing/incomplete.
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