This page contains our current inventory of Postwar
Lionel accessories and includes the following:
* * * Click on "Yes" in the Photo column to see a picture.
* * * Click on "Grade" in the 3rd column heading for an explanation of grading.
| Postwar Lionel Accessories | |||||
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| Catalog # | Item | Grade | Photo | Price | Details |
| 30 | Water Tower | E+/OB | Yes | $250 | The operating Water Tower with light-amber, single-walled tank, dark gray base, brown trestle, and a light-gray painted roof.
Another view of the water tower. Common box rub on the roof top and that's about it for flaws! It is all original, completely intact and very clean -- plus the spout action works nicely! An "aerial" view. Includes the correct, original 96C controller (not pictured). Photo of the box. Grade 8+ original box. (puncture holes on one side; one corner is creased; minor tape residue; minor tears; missing the top insert). Photo of the other two sides of the box. The labels incorporated into the box sides date this accessory as a 1950 piece! Another view of the box. Has the elaborate box liner and this box is solid -- a virtual brick! The tank measures 6 inches wide and has an overall height of a little over 10 inches. This impressive and realistic-looking accessory is always a great addition to any layout or collection. This 30 Water Tower is nice! |
| 111 | Trestle Set | E+/OB | Yes | $ 25 SOLD |
A complete set of 10 large "A"-size gray piers with all hardware: all of the piers and the "U" channels are in excellent plus (or better) condition; the screws have some rust.
Has the original envelope #111-8 containing 10 #110-29 tie channels, 20 sheet metal screws and the correct original instruction sheet (#110-30, dated 1/60). Grade 9 original box (creases; price sticker); this box is gorgeous -- clean, complete, square and there is no tape anywhere! A very useful layout item -- the 111 set was sold by Lionel for many years to allow operators to construct extended elevated trestle spans. The box and instruction sheet date this accessory as an early '60s piece. |
| 114 | Newsstand with Horn | E++/OB | Yes | $195 | The illuminated Newsstand with horn from 1957-59. Brown base, dark yellow building and silver roof.
Photo of the other two sides. Original roof, window inserts, signs, man and bushes (hedges). The battery bracket and horn mechanism are all original and look brand new! An "aerial" view. Very clean with nice signs and inserts plus the bushes are intact! Lights and works fine! Has the original instruction sheet (#114-32, dated 8/57) and the correct original #90C controller. Photo of the instruction sheet and the controller. Photo of the box. Grade 9 original box (tape residue; small stains; "period" writing; no inserts). Another view of the box. The box is solid and has the year (designated by "7") preprinted on the bottom. Photo of the bottom of the box. We have not had this accessory for sale in years! It is one of the nicest 114 newsstands we have ever had -- all original, no cracks or any other major flaws and in a beautiful box! |
| 115 | Passenger Station with "STOP Control" |
E+/OB | Yes | $525 | A sharp illuminated passenger station from 1946-49: Cream colored building with red trim and a red, metal skylight. Has a thermostatically controlled stop feature.
Photo of the back of the station. This large all-metal station is very detailed and measures 8 1/2 inches high, 13 5/8 inches long and 9 1/4 inches wide. It has one interior light and two aluminum-finished die-cast external lamp fixtures. The bulbs are repros but they are nice ones. Photo of the terminal connection side. A few scratches on the base plus some box rub and small paint chips in places. The flaws are not major ones and they do not take away from the overall beauty of this piece. The station is stunning -- very, very clean with nice vibrant paint. Another view. Lights and works perfectly! An "aerial" view. Photo of label end of the box. Grade 7 original box (missing one end flap; small tears; minor stain; punctures; dent; no inserts). Another view of the box. Despite the flaws, the box is still very presentable -- and the end label is largely intact! Close-up of the manufacturer's data. This magnificent station would be a standout piece on any layout! It is a high-quality accessory in a strong box. |
| 118 | Newsstand with Whistle | E++/OB | Yes | $225 SOLD |
The illuminated Newsstand with whistle from 1957: brown base, dark yellow building and silver roof. Repro bushes but original roof, window inserts, signs and man! Includes the correct 90C controller.
Another view of the newsstand. Minimal flaws -- it is very clean with nice signs and inserts plus it lights and works great! Grade 9+ original box that is gorgeous -- clean and square with no tape anywhere. It is a virtual brick! Photo of the bottom of the box. The box has the year (designated by "7") preprinted on the bottom. This is one of the nicest #118 Newsstands we have ever had! No cracks or any other major flaws and in an unbelievable box! |
| 128 | Animated Newsstand | E+/OB | Yes | $225 SOLD |
A nice operating newsstand from 1957: version with the APPLE-GREEN shack on a blue mold plus a tan base and a red roof.
Another view of the newsstand. Some chipping on the countertop newspaper decals and that's about it for flaws. It is all original and very clean with a nice, rust-free base. Photo of the terminal hook-up side and the slide switch. Has the correct, original 364C slide switch. An "aerial" view. The apple-green newsstand is much harder to find than the dark green version! Photo comparing an apple-green newsstand to a dark-green version. Photo of the box. Grade 6 original box (one side is significantly faded; tears; stains; "aged" look; no insert). Photo of the faded side of the box. The box dates this accessory as a 1957 piece. Photo of the bottom of the box. Sharp looking piece -- it is a great operating accessory with illumination & animation. If you need some action on your layout, this item will provide it! We thoroughly tested the unit and it is very quiet; it works quite well at 12 volts! |
| 128 | Animated Newsstand | E++/OB | Yes | $175 | A nice operating newsstand from 1957: version with a dark-green shack on a brown mold plus a tan base and a red roof.
Another view of the newsstand. All original with minimal flaws! It is very clean with sharp looking decals. An "aerial" view. Photo of the box. Grade 7 original box (stains; multiple punctures from track pins probably; writing; no insert). Another view of the box. The box dates this accessory as a 1957 piece. Photo of the bottom of the box. Has the correct, original 364C slide switch. Photo of the slide switch. A great operating accessory with illumination & animation -- if you need some action on your layout, this item will provide it! We thoroughly tested the unit and it is very quiet; it works quite well at 13 volts! |
| 145 | Operating Gateman | E+ Un-used OB |
Yes | $175 | Ever-popular and vigilant Gateman with swinging lantern -- and this accessory was NEVER USED! Has maroon roof and red toolbox lid. Version from the 1960s with an original cellophane WINDOW box.
Photo of the shack. Minimal flaws -- very clean and all original! Photo of the good-looking Gateman and the inside of the shack. We bench tested the piece and it lights and works perfectly! Another view of the shack. Photo of the box. Grade 8 original box (tears; creases; small amount of tape inside; price sticker residue). Another view of the box. The window is nice -- clean and intact! The insert appears to be homemade -- but it was well done! Photo of the bottom of the box. Comes with the original envelope which is STILL SEALED (stapled shut)! The envelope contains the original instruction sheet, 145C contactor and three new wires. Since the envelope was never opened, we have no reason to believe that the contents are anything but what is supposed to be there. Photo of the envelope and the box insert. This box is extremely hard to find in collector-quality condition and much of the value stems from the condition of the piece, the still-sealed envelope AND the box with a nice window! Only the second time we have ever had this box in collector-quality condition! |
| 153 | Block Signal | VG+ | Yes | $ 15 | Very useful operating, illuminated block signal offered by Lionel for many years. Green base, silver pole, black target, black platforms, orange ladder. This one is the later (1950-59) version with bayonet bulbs. No contactor plus there is some paint loss on the base providing evidence that it was once used on someone's layout. It is very clean overall -- and it works perfectly!
A nice inexpensive, realistic-looking signal that is perfect for an operator. Are you working on your layout? You may want to consider adding a little variety by incorporating accessories from other eras, other manufacturers or even other countries! Click here to go to Our Soviet FAQ Page to see a comparison of the Lionel 153 signal to those made in the Soviet Union. |
| 154 | Highway Crossing Signal |
VG | Yes | $ 20 SOLD |
A very useful illuminated highway crossing signal offered by Lionel for many years. Later version with plastic crossbuck and bayonet-base bulbs in the target. Includes the correct #154 contactor.
Has a light scratch on the base plus some rust on the front of the pole and on the contactor. Overall it is clean with very strong lettering -- plus it lights and works perfectly. |
| 156 | Station Platform | E+/OB | Yes | $165 | Illuminated Station Platform made from 1946-49 with new fencing and original signs: (LIONEL Chem-Lab -- BABY RUTH -- SUNOCO -- RIVAL). Original red roof and green base.
Photo of the other side. A few small paint chips on the roof plus some discoloration and paint chips on the base. Overall, it is a very, very clean piece -- and it does light! Close-up of one side of the signs. The original signs are nice -- clean with minimal flaws! Photo of the roof. Photo of the box. Grade 5 original "classic" box (tape; dirt; stains; distorted; creases; tears; writing; no insert). Another view of the box. The box has lots of flaws but it will help get the piece to you safely and it will protect the station in storage. This very popular, prewar carryover piece is always a nice addition to any layout. (Many operators have purchased six (6) over the years to try to duplicate the Lionel layout scene in New York in the late 40's.) |
| 160 | Unloading Bin | E+++ | Yes | $ 40 | A short (about 7 inches long), Bakelite bin with multicolored red, tan, green and dark-brown specks mixed in with the basic color of black.
Photo of the bottom. This one is the nicest multicolored bin we have ever had -- clean and near perfect! Close-up of the ID lettering on the bottom. A black 160 bin is very, very common but the "marbleized" bins are very unusual and we have only had a handful in the past ten years. They were made during the changeover going from one color to another during the molding process. The multicolored bins were probably not intended to be sold and most likely left the Lionel factory late at night or in a lunch bucket. |
| 197 | Rotating Radar Antenna |
E++/OB | Yes | $175 SOLD |
Interesting accessory from the "Space and Military" series -- the operating Radar Antenna Tower from 1957: harder-to-find version with the orange upper platform. Has the antenna screen with the silver-painted finish.
Photo of the Tower. Originally introduced by Lionel in their 1957 catalog as an accessory "perfect for airport traffic control" but later advertised as "the real thing for detecting enemy aircraft or vessels at sea." Either theme, it's a great accessory for your layout! Another view. The radio antenna pole is a repro but it is virtually impossible to tell as it is an exact reproduction. The tower, radar screen and horn are all original and completely intact! Photo of the box. Grade 8 original box (tears; creases; no insert). The box is solid -- clean, square AND there is no tape anywhere! Another view of the box. The piece is very clean and unbroken -- plus it works very well! It is one of the nicest ones we have ever had -- and the box is very, very strong! |
| 214 | Girder Bridge | E+ Unused OB |
Yes | $ 75 | A single-span, "U. S. STEEL" girder bridge that was NEVER USED!
Photo of the other side. Black with white lettering -- the base is made of sheet metal while the sides are plastic. This version was made from 1956 through the early '60s with raised "6418" numbering that was left plain (not highlighted in white). The bridge measures 10 inches long, 2 inches high and 4 1/2 inches wide. An "aerial" view showing the inside of the base. A few surface scratches on the metal base and that's about it for flaws. The bridge is very, very clean with sharp lettering and nice cross-hatching. Photo of the underside of the metal base. Photo of the box. Grade 9 original box (minor tears; one side is slightly bowed in). The box is solid -- clean, complete AND there is no tape anywhere! Another view of the box. Nice piece in a very, very strong box! |
| 264-50 | Fork Lift Truck (with figure) |
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| 334 | Dispatch Board | E++/OB | Yes | $475 | The illuminated, operating Dispatch Board from 1957-60: light green board with white lettering on the front; multi-colored Airex advertisement plus a simulated, lithographed "LIONEL TRAVEL CENTER" on the back. Has the original man.
Photo of the back. Very, very clean with minimal flaws -- and it looks like it was hardly used! A side view. The unit lights and works perfectly! It is one of the quietest dispatch boards we have ever had. A "aerial" view. Photo of the box. Grade 8+ original box (small tears; light stains; creases; small punctures; "period" writing); has both inserts! Another view of the box. The box is solid -- and the inserts rarely show up! Photo of the data side of the box. Includes the correct, original 90C Controller. Photo of the box inserts and the controller. This piece is sharp -- one of the nicest ones we have ever seen and in one of the nicest 334 boxes we have ever had! Our Archives Page has more information on 334 Dispatch Boards. |
| 356 | Operating Freight Station | E++/OB | Yes | $ 95 SOLD |
A nice operating, illuminated Baggage Station from 1952: has a white building, maroon base and a green roof and was designed for a wayside freight/passenger facility. Measures 15 inches long, 5 inches wide and 5 1/2 inches high.
Photo of the other side. Missing three of the posters and has one repro man. That's it for flaws; has the original fencing, original signs and original carts (one orange, one dark green). Photo of the back of the building. The building, base and roof are very, very clean and all intact! The signs are also very, very nice. Photo of the roof and an "aerial" view of the carts. Comes with the correct, original 364C controller (slide switch). Photo of the carts & controller. Photo of the box. Grade 9 original box ("period" writing; creases; no inserts). Nice box -- clean and square! Another view of the box. The preprinted "OPS" information & manufacturer's printing date this accessory as a 1952 item! Photo of the manufacturer's information and year. Nice layout piece; it lights and works very well! |
| 375 | Motorized Turntable |
Ex./OB | Yes | $325 | A very scarce accessory from 1962-64 -- the Motorized Turntable! Measures 20 inches long and includes the two original semi-circular rails, original multi-colored wiring harness and the original 375-48 controller which houses the required two "D" cell batteries.
The track and semi-circular rails are tarnished and there is some minor surface rust in spots. Although there is evidence that the turntable was used on a layout, it is clean overall with minimal flaws! We installed two batteries in the controller and tested the DC turntable motor -- it works perfectly! Photo of the top of the box. Grade 8+ original box (slight distortion where it opens; minor tears; some dirt; no inserts). Photo of one side of the box. This orange corrugated Mead Containers box has black printing and is one of the few boxes made by Lionel depicting the contents! Photo of the bottom of the box. Photo of the instruction sheet and the special installation sheet. Has BOTH original envelopes #375-73 & with #375-74: the original #375-76 instruction sheet (dated 10/62), the special installation instruction sheet #375-77, all 8 original #375-47 track adapters (with the special track clips) and all screws, washers, square nuts and "fishplates" required for installation. Photo of the envelopes and hardware. This is the first 375 Motorized Turntable we have ever had for sale -- and it is a nice one! Interesting excerpt from the Greenberg Guide to Postwar Lionel Accessories: "The Lionel Service Manual lists almost 60 different parts [for the 375], not counting duplicates, and many of them are usually missing. But if you get the main pieces and mount the unit solidly to a platform, you can use substitutes for most of the hardware. One of the most important of the main pieces is the instruction sheet. Without it, and maybe even with it, the whole accessory is a mystery. It at least helps determine what the other main pieces are. At a minimum, the turntable, drive mechanism and the two O gauge size semi-circular rails are needed. Everything else can be made or faked." |
| 415 | Diesel Fueling Station | E++/OB | Yes | $225 | Interesting accessory from 1955-57 -- the operating, lighted fueling station.
Photo of the back. The stanchion, tank, filler tube, man, roof and windows are all original pieces! An "aerial" view. Minimal flaws! This unit is very, very clean -- and it works perfectly! Has the original #415-126 envelope, original #415-124 instruction sheet and original #90C controller. Also has the original Lionel Service Station Manual and the original inspection slip! Photo of the controller, envelope, instruction sheet, service station manual, and inspection slip. Photo of the box. Original (corrugated) box made by Robert Gair Co., Inc. Another view of the box. Grade 9 box (creases; tears) -- it is a virtual brick -- clean and SOLID! Photo of the bottom of the box. Has all three inserts! Photo of the box inserts. One of the nicest 415 Diesel Fueling Stations we have ever had! |
| 445 | Switch Tower | E+/OB | Yes | $125 | A very nice illuminated, operating Switch Tower from 1954: white building, green roof, maroon base. The building (including the base) measures 6 1/4 inches long, 5 1/2 inches wide and 7 inches high.
Another view. A very clever accessory: when the unit is energized, the man on the balcony goes inside the building while the man on the side porch comes down the stairs! Photo of the contactor. Minimal flaws! It is all original, completely intact and very, very clean! Includes the correct, original 145C contactor. Photo of the box. Grade 8 original box (faded; some dirt; no inserts). Another view of the box. The corrugated box was made by the St. Joe Paper Co. and it has the year (designated by "4") preprinted on the bottom. Photo of the manufacturer's information and year. This accessory is in collector-quality condition plus it is a great layout item: very clean, it lights & works flawlessly and it comes in a very strong box! |
| 455 | Oil Derrick | E++/OB | Yes | $350 SOLD |
One of my favorite accessories: the bubbling and pumping Oil Derrick made from 1950-54. When the unit is energized, the lamp under the bubbling tube lights up which then heats the oil in the tube causing small vapor bubbles to rise to the top thus creating the illusion of flowing oil. In addition, a solenoid and plunger mechanism under the base drives the walking beam to rock back and forth intermittently to simulate oil pumping.
Close-up of the base and operating parts. A very, very clean unit with minimal flaws! Nice vibrant paint and it lights, bubbles and works perfectly! Has the original four oil drums (which are somewhat tarnished), the original Sunoco sign and the correct, original 364C slide switch! Photo of the box. Grade 8+ original box (tears; top flaps creased; writing). Another view of the box. This box is solid -- clean, square and complete! The box helps to date this piece as a 1952 item. Photo of the bottom and the data side of the box. Has the box insert! Photo of the box insert, slide switch and the oil drums. A superb layout piece: it is the nicest Oil Derrick we have ever had -- and in the nicest 455 box we have ever had! |
| 460 | Piggy Back Platform & Truck Only (no flatcar or vans) |
E+ | Yes | $ 50 | The loading dock and Truck from the Truck Trailer Loading Platform Set from 1955-57: just the platform & truck -- no flatcar or vans.
Another view of the loading dock. Manual action is provided by a hand crank to move the lift truck 360 degrees and a lever to raise and lower the lifting boom. The original lift truck has rubber-stamped "ROSS/TRAILOADER" signs on the sides plus the original man (driver) and original steering wheel -- both of which are often lost. Close-up of the fork lift truck. Small melt mark on the ramp on one side. That's it for flaws. The platform and lift truck and flatcar are both very clean and the crank and lever work perfectly! If you have the car and vans, here is a chance to make your Piggy Back Set complete. If you need the 3460 with Fruehauf vans, we have that item for sale on our Freight Cars web page. |
| 460-150 | Two Trailers in the Separate Sale Component Box |
E++/OB | Yes | $375 SOLD |
A VERY UNUSUAL FIND: (2) original green "LIONEL TRAINS" trailers (vans) in the original separate sale component box!
Photo of the vans. Vans have "FRUEHAUF" signs with black background and silver lettering. Another view of the vans. Both vans are all original and very, very nice with minimal flaws: clean, nice lettering, intact decals and nice red dots of paint (simulated side lights). Photo of the van fronts. The pony wheel spring clips are like new and the front wheel sets lock into place perfectly! An "aerial" view of the vans. Photo of the box. Grade 8 original box (tape; tears; creases; "period" writing); a few flaws but this box is solid (complete, clean and square)! Another view of the box. We have never had this rare piece before! Finding nice green vans just by themselves is very, very tough. Finding this box is a real trick! |
| 462 | Derrick Platform Set | E+/OB | Yes | $325 | One of the most desirable accessories from the "Space and Military" series -- the Derrick Platform Set from 1961-62!
Photo of the front of the platform. Repro canisters (but the correct unpainted gray plastic ones) and that's about it for flaws. The boom, mast and hook are all original and in perfect condition. An "aerial" view showing the back. Clean platform and all manual functions work properly. Close-up of the canisters. Photo of the box. Grade 7 original box (tears; a few small punctures; no insert). Another view of the box. The tears in the orange top cardboard layer make the box look worse than it really is. Overall it is fairly clean and definitely solid. Photo of the bottom of the box. This is a SCARCE accessory and we have only had a few of these for sale over the years! |
| Transformers and Controllers: | |||||
| 1033 | Transformer | E+/OB | Yes | $ 90 | A very nice 90-watts transformer from 1955: has a circuit breaker, whistle control, directional control and circuits for both variable voltage and fixed voltage. The line cord was replaced and everything works perfectly! Minimal cosmetic flaws; it is a very clean unit!
Photo of the box. Grade 9+ original box (small crease). The box is simply spectacular -- clean and rather brick-like and there is no tape anywhere! Another view of the box. The box has the year (designated by "5") preprinted on the bottom. Photo of the manufacturer's information and year. Has the original instruction sheet #1033-68, dated 11/54 (some discoloration; creases). Photo of the instruction sheet. The versatile 1033 is a very popular transformer among operators. It is a great transformer for a small layout of for use around the Christmas tree. It can also be used on a large layout for use as an auxiliary source of power for accessories. This transformer also came in many, many sets so if you have a high-quality set that you want to make complete, this transformer will fill that need as the box is superb and the paperwork is included. |
| KW | Transformer | E+ | Yes | $135 | The 190-watt KW is one of the biggest transformers produced by Lionel in the postwar era. It is a very versatile transformer; it has two independent variable voltage circuits, three fixed voltage circuits (6V, 14V & 20V), a circuit breaker, a "short circuit" warning light plus whistle controls & directional controls for each of the variable circuits!
Photo of the back. The underside of the metal base has scratches and some paint loss; that's about it for cosmetic flaws! The unit has a completely intact Bakelite case plus nice shiny buttons and nameplate. The rollers for each variable circuit are like new & the line cord was replaced. Everything works properly! With 190 watts of power and two independent controls, the KW is ideal for layouts with plenty of action -- and the many features of the KW have led to it being called the "transformer of choice for accessory laden layouts." |
| ZW | Transformer | E+/OB | Yes | $275 | The KING of transformers -- the 275-watt ZW is the largest one made by Lionel in the postwar era! The ZW has it all: four independent variable voltage circuits, circuit breaker, "power on" light, "short circuit" warning light plus whistle controls & directional controls for two of the circuits!
Photo of the back. Rollers for each circuit are like new & the line cord was replaced. The metal base plate was repainted. The Bakelite case is very nice -- no cracks and minimal flaws! It is a very, very clean unit inside and out -- and everything works properly! Photo of the instruction sheet. Has the original instruction sheet #ZW-134, dated 8/59 (stains; dirt; creases). Photo of the box. Grade 7 original box (tears; creases; writing; stains; missing one of the four inserts). Another view of the box. The "football-like" shape of the ZW is a familiar sight to all model train fans; it has become an icon of the postwar Lionel era. One train club even uses it as their symbol! If you have an extensive layout or plans for one, the ZW is the only way to go. |
| Postwar Lionel Track, Switches & Bumpers: | |||||
| 022LH | Left Hand "O" Gauge Automatic non-derailing Switch |
E+/OBs | Yes | $ 55 SOLD |
A very useful layout item: an automatic "O" gauge LEFT-hand turnout from 1955: the switch is equipped with a non-derailing feature.
Various minor flaws giving evidence that the switch was once a part of someone's layout but overall, it is complete, clean and it does light & work perfectly! Includes the 022C lighted controller (with component box), the lantern and a fixed voltage plug. Comes in a grade 7+ original box (tears; rips) with the insert! The controller comes in its component box -- a grade 8 (tears; distorted: discoloration). Photo of the box insert. The insert has preprinted information on its side identifying what it's for (one of the few times that Lionel ever did this). Includes the original instruction sheet #022-60, dated 1-55, and the original "correction" form #022-60X. Remote control switches are ideal for large layouts and for providing another element of automation and realism to any set-up. The switch was thoroughly checked out and the controller was rewired. We don't get many this nice and this complete! Note to a true collector: the individually boxed switches are much harder to find than the ones that were sold as pairs. |
| 022RH | Right Hand "O" Gauge Automatic non-derailing Switch |
E+/OBs | Yes | $ 55 SOLD |
A very useful layout item: an automatic "O" gauge RIGHT-hand turnout from 1955: the switch is equipped with a non-derailing feature.
Various minor flaws giving evidence that the switch was once a part of someone's layout but overall, it is complete, clean and it does light & work perfectly! Includes the 022C lighted controller (with component box), the lantern and a fixed voltage plug. Comes in a grade 8 original box (missing one interior flap; tears; discolored; a little wavy) with the insert! The controller comes in its component box -- a grade 7+ (tears; distorted: stains). Photo of the box insert. The insert has preprinted information on its side identifying what it's for (one of the few times that Lionel ever did this). Includes the original instruction sheet #022-60, dated 1-55, and the original "correction" form #022-60X. Remote control switches are ideal for large layouts and for providing another element of automation and realism to any set-up. The switch was thoroughly checked out and the controller was rewired. We don't get many this nice and this complete! Note to a true collector: the individually boxed switches are much harder to find than the ones that were sold as pairs. |
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