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I just came across 16 pieces of tubular track that have an O-27 low profile but are longer than traditional O-27 track and with an O-31 diameter.  Was this made by Lionel?  If not, who made it?  There are no markings.  There is a lockon attached to one of the curves, but there are no markings on it, either.  Any info would be appreciated.  Thank you.

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JSmith posted:

I just came across 16 pieces of tubular track that have an O-27 low profile but are longer than traditional O-27 track and with an O-31 diameter.  Was this made by Lionel?  If not, who made it?  There are no markings.  There is a lockon attached to one of the curves, but there are no markings on it, either.  Any info would be appreciated.  Thank you.

Photos would help in trying to identify it.

Bill

The Marx O34 is 31.5" center rail to center rail and 34" outside tie to outside tie edge. it makes a 34" circle. That was how it was marketed. Don't forget these get wiggly and out of shape over time. The clue is the five ties. It should be close to 12.5" long from outside rail end to outside rail end.

It was designed to work with the O27 curves. You may find a circle M stamped in the ties, but not typical.

It's a good size track for a small table.

Yes, what I have is Marx track.  I never knew they made a wider radius curve and a longer straight track.  But, I did know that putting a post on this forum, I would have an answer.  That is what I like about the OGR forum.

Thank you to all who took the time to answer and provide information.

Jack

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