The ATT River Bridge measured 13 1/8" in length and was cast in a red brick color.  The retail price was $2.98 for this kit.

(No.601)

(No.605)

An ad from ATT in the January 1968 Railroad Model Craftsman magazine calls this kit the Island Station.  The kit carried a $3.98 retail price.

A multi-functional kit from ATT, the Station On A Curve is designed to handle either or both an 18" and 22" radius curve.  If the kit is placed outside the curve, an 18" radius works; if the kit is placed inside the curve, then a 22" radius wraps around the kit.  From end to end, the Station On A Curve measured 35 1/4" in length and sold for $4.98 in the late '60s.

(No.606)

Here's an impressive offering from ATT's kit line, a 4'-6" long Suspension Bridge.  ATT noted that this bridge could handle a single track of HO-scale or double-track N-scale.  This snap together kit sold for $9.98 in the late 1960s.  ATT's No.602L was a lighting kit for the Suspension Bridge.  The lighting kit includes 24 grain-of-wheat bulbs strung on 12' of wire and sold for $4.98.

(No.603)

(No.607)

(No.659)