Hi!
Just got a roll of HO plastic fence that I never saw before at any of the shows and was wondering if anyone knows anything about its origin.
It came in a plastic box marked Trevose Mfg. Co., Feasterville, PA.
The roll measures out about 16 feet (may be a partial) and the fence, itself, is slightly taller than 1/2"
As always, many thanks.
Traindaddy1,
Out of curiousity, I looked it up and this is what I got:
Your guess, is as good as mine.
Take Care!
Frank
I tried a Google search for the company name and nothing even remotely related to model railroads came up. Must be one of those small “cottage industries” or one-man basement operations with no web presence.
Apparently Trevose-Feasterville PA is a pair of adjacent but independent communities (FD and Boy Scout patches.) The local industries seem to be producers of precision metal parts and similar - no mention of model railroads.
It is possible that some spare room or garage workshop produced this. Such an outfit would probably have too little profit to show a presence visible to the local Chamber of Commerce.
(And here I thought that some HO guy had found a use for N scale flex track…)
Chuck (Modeling Central Japan in September, 1964)
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Well guys, your search results were as good as mine!! I’ll try to post a picture as a F.Y.I. incase you see another one. THANKS, so much.
Still trying to post the FYI photo.