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Traditional Instruction Leaflets (1950-1960's)
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Diesel locomotive V 200 (3021), year 1970
Cover page of the leaflet.
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Steam locomotive BR 24 (art. 3003), year 1969
Internal page of the leaflet.
The instructions refer to a precise article, they include detailed text and photos of that exact article and are written in 8 languages.
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Generic Instruction Sheets (from middle 1970's)
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Electric locomotive FS E.424 (art. 3035), year 1975
Cover page of the sheet. The instructions now refer to a large number of models (in this case, those using 60146 brushes). Text is limited to the essential and information is given by pictures.
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Electric locomotive BR 103 (art. 3354), year 1981
Internal pages: as the instruction refers to a lot of models (in this case those with 60030 brushes), the sheet has to cover different cases: steam engines with screw on roof, diesel with screew on frame and so on.
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Diesel locomotive V 36 (art. 3146 and similar), year 1982
When a model has some special features, an additional sheet is added, in this case showing the unmounting screw that otherwise no one would discover.
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Instruction for Accessories
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Uncoupling Track 5112, year 1974
The traditional leaflet is similar to those of locomotives: precise text, eight languages, refers to a single article.
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Interior Lighting 7320, year 1978
The traditional leaflet has both illustration and detailed text (in the usual 8 languages).
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Interior Lighting 7329, year 1980
The new style leaflet has no text: all information must be taken from pictures (even when mounting is not so easy, as in this case of interior lighting with adjustable length).
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Turnouts 5202, year 1979
Between 1970's and 80's instruction for the track system have a new "blue" look (again with the style of illustration only - no text).
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