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Erector Senior Construction Set

Erector Senior was a construction system to make life-size wheeled toys that kids could ride on. It was made in the USA from 1922 to 1923.

Manufacturer / Distributor

The A.C. Gilbert Co., New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Info from the Metal Constructional Systems Database for ERECTOR SENIOR (Ref:ERY)

Maker
Gilbert Erector
System Type
Non-Meccano type
Country
USA
Dates
1922 to 1923
Material
Steel
Thread
8-32;14-20 p
Boss Type
 
Boss Thread
14-20 (probably)
Diametrical Pitch of Gears
6
No. of Parts in System
 
Hole Pitch (Spacing) (mm)
25.4 (multiples of value shown, including half.)
Diameter of holes in Strips(mm)
4.0 (probably)
Diameter of the Bore in Bosses(mm)
 
Diameter of Axle Rods(mm)
 
Types of Nuts and Bolts
Nuts: square
Bolts: round (slotted)
(probably)
Material/Finish of Nuts and Bolts
 
Size of the Nuts across Flats (mm)
` 
Bolt diameter (mm)
 

Comments
Large steel components, Wheels, to make life size wheeled toys, also Cranes etc. aluminium development of GILBERT NEW WHEEL TOY.

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