Static Displays    

Static displays were produced by the Gilbert factory and sold to dealers for use in displaying American Flyer trains. Although some displays were specialty items designed for a particular setting, many were marketed through the same display catalogs as the display layouts.  Generally, they were very low priced or even offered free with product purchases.

Post War Displays

American Flyer Banner (1951, 1953-1956)	Store Posters (1957)
HO Poster - 1957	18 Illuminated Sign (1954-1956)
Authorized Service Center Sign (1953-1956)	Authorized Service Center Counter Signs
25 Shelf Display (1953-1956)	100 Step Display (1947-1948)
No Illustration Available 113 Four Shelf Display (1952)	150 Diorama Display (1947)
200 Crossing Gate Sign (1951, 1953-1955)	250 Animated Train Display (1948)
20706 Bubble Pack Train Display (1961-1962)	28111 Shelf Display (1957)
No Illustration Available 28118 Five Shelf Display (1958)	No Illustration Available 28123 Six Shelf Display (1958)
28184 Diorama Display (Flyerama) (1960-1962)	28185 Wayside Station Display (1960-1962)
28190 Flyerama Display (1957)	28191 DSC Flyerama Display (1957)
No Illustration Available 28192 and 28193 Flyerama Displays (1957)	28220 Display
Kleer Pak Display Card (1960)	30706 HO Bubble Pack Train Display (1962)
35806 HO Accessory Display Rack (1962)

Pre War Displays

1938 Gilbert Display	1939 Gilbert Display
1938 Roundhouse HO Display	Number 8 - American Flyer Train in Action Display
Number 4 - Dealer Display with Photo Mural
Factory Wall Display for New Haven Commuters