Lionel Electric Trains Identification Guide Sub-Title
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This Identification Guide for Lionel Electric Trains covers the "Post-war Era" only from 1945 until 1969.

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Lionel Trains Blinking Signal with Bell No. 155 LIONEL TRAINS BLINKING SIGNAL WITH BELL No. 155

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Lionel Trains Blinking Signal with Bell No. 155 A Variation

Lionel Trains Blinking Signal with Bell No. 155The Blinking Signal with Bell No. 155 was produced between 1955 and 1957. The A Variation was the early version and it lacked the rubber grommets that were on the fastening tabs on the base that the B variation had. This signal is similar to the No. 154 except that it used the crossbuck that was on the No. 140 and it had a bell in the base.
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Used a No. 145C Contact that was placed under the track and triggered operation by the weight of the train. This contact is illustrated below.

 The bottom of the No. 155 - Note: binding clips to left
Lionel Trains No. 145C Connector Blinking Signal w/Bell No. 155 Box
Lionel used the No. 155 during the Pre-war Era to designate a Station Platform.
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