Help with identify track?

[Talkingt0Bears]

Have an old box of track not sure what gauge and make,maybe someone could help?

 

[pdeaves]

22mm gauge is 1:64 scale, OOO, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rail_transport_modelling_scale_standards

Hope this helps!

 

[eastdyke]

The meaurement looks like 22.5mm, in which case it is 'S' gauge, scaled at 1:64. Unusual in the UK, perhaps more likely to be of US origin?

The 22mm track 'OOO' gauge in the wiki link refers to a system by Schoenner in Germany dating to 1902, short lived and rare. I doubt that any was ever made with plastic sleepers.

 

[Peter Kelford]

22.5mm or perhaps 21mm as used to depict some narrow-gauge lines in O or broad-gauge ones in OO. Judging by the thick sleepers, this is not new track. Try looking on the back of the sleepers to see if a brand's trademark sign is moulded on.

 

[Ploughman]

Is it Triang series 3?

 

[pdeaves]

Is it Triang series 3?

I don't think so - it's 22(.5?) mm gauge, not 16.5mm

 

[Talkingt0Bears]

Thanks for all the replies, replaced batteries in calipers and got a 22.5mm reading, i guess its S Gauge, no markings on underside of track,any other suggestions welcome.