Trackside telephones, switches. AUHAGEN 12242
Details that put the finishing touch on any layout. Trackside telephones, also known as signal phones were located mostly in the vicinity of entrance signals and were often placed in small corrugated iron housings. In the steam age, turnouts and
Details that put the finishing touch on any layout. Trackside telephones, also known as signal phones were located mostly in the vicinity of entrance signals and were often placed in small corrugated iron housings. In the steam age, turnouts and signals were set mechanically in signal boxes, and the commands were transmitted by wires that had to be kept permanently taut by means of switches beside the track and in the signal box. Our assortment contains unprotected activators as well as enclosed electrical boxes. Switches can still be seen on some rural branch lines.
Railway Modelling - Scale 1:87 - (H0) - Accessories - Railway Accessories
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Marca:
AUHAGEN
Representante:
Comercial Brit-Line, S.L.
País del representante:
España
Dirección:
C/ Escorxador, 11 Olesa de Montserrat - Barcelona
Email:
britline@comercialbritline.com
Teléfono:
0034 937 784 511
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Details that put the finishing touch on any layout. Trackside telephones, also known as signal phones were located mostly in the vicinity of entrance signals and were often placed in small corrugated iron housings. In the steam age, turnouts and