Early US Semaphore question

Is there a semaphore download for late 1800's / early 1900's US railway ?

Thanks

Frogpipe made some. I'm not sure if he ever put them on the DLS.

There are some up there already though. I think they're made by Superchief, but that might be a longshot.

US&S semaphore and B&M singals I think these are called, going from memory since I'm not at my Trainzing computer.

I believe that there are no US signals from the era you are looking for.

EDIT: Oh, yes there is one
by slugsmasher;
<kuid:86661:24204> 2foot highball
I almost forgot. I have not tried using this on a Standard Gauge route. It is not a semaphore but it is the only manual/mechanical US signal I'm aware of.

Semaphore signals I use:
by pweiser;
<kuid:520526:1454> Signal USA 05 NHG NoAnim
<kuid:520526:1486> Signal USA 02 NHB NoAnim
<kuid:520526:1493> Signal USA 02 NHBC
<kuid:520526:1456> Signal USA 02 NHG NoAnim
<kuid:520526:1491> Signal USA 04 NHB NoAnim
<kuid:520526:1455> Signal USA 04 NHG NoAnim
<kuid:520526:1490> Signal USA 05 NHB NoAnim
<kuid:520526:1489> Signal USA L02 NHB NoAnim
<kuid:520526:1492> Signal USA L02 NHBC
<kuid:520526:1457> Signal USA L02 NHG NoAnim

by altodave;
<kuid2:46075:25711:2> US&S type B Block/Distant Semaphore
<kuid:46075:25710> US&S type B Home/Distant Semaphore

by scottyw;
<kuid:60002:100030> B&M US&S Style-B Block/Distant Semaphore
<kuid:60002:100032> B&M US&S Style-B Home/Distant Semaphore
<kuid:60002:100033> B&M US&S Style-B Home/Home Semaphore
<kuid:60002:100031> B&M US&S Style-B Home/Home Semaphore rusty

by seniorchief;
<kuid2:61556:2410142:1> 3 light Red Board Semaphore Signal
<kuid2:61556:2410145:1> 3 light Red Board Semaphore Signal LH
<kuid2:61556:2410143:1> 3 light Semaphore Bridge Signal
<kuid2:61556:2410141:2> 3 light Semaphore Signal
<kuid2:61556:2410144:1> 3 light Semaphore Yellow Board Signal LH
<kuid2:61556:2410150:1> GRS 6 light LH semaphore bridge signal with Red boards
<kuid:61556:100256> GRS RH 6 light 1950 Semaphore Bridge Signal
<kuid2:61556:2410146:1> GRS 6 light Semaphore Bridge Signal SQ
<kuid2:61556:2410138:4> GRS 3 light Semaphore Signal
<kuid2:61556:2410155:1> GRS 6 RH light relay box semaphore signal with Red boards
<kuid2:61556:2410151:1> GRS 9 light LH semaphore bridge signal with Red boards
<kuid:61556:100261> GRS RH 9 Light 1950 Semaphore Bridge Signal
<kuid2:61556:2410149:1> GRS 9 light relay box semaphore signal with Red boards
<kuid2:61556:2410147:1> GRS 9 light semaphore signal bridge with Red boards
<kuid2:61556:2410152:1> GRS 9 RH light relay box semaphore signal with Red boards
<kuid2:61556:2410140:1> New Haven Low Dwarf 2 Aspect 09
<kuid2:61556:241084:3> New Haven High Dwarf V29
<kuid2:61556:241088:3> New Haven Low Dwarf 2 Aspect
<kuid2:61556:241089:3> New Haven Low Dwarf 2 Aspect Left
<kuid2:61556:241090:1> New Haven Low Dwarf 2 Aspect Low Position
<kuid2:61556:2410139:2> New Haven Low Dwarf 3 Aspect 09
<kuid2:61556:241091:1> New Haven Low Dwarf 2 Aspect Low Position Left
<kuid2:61556:241086:2> New Haven Low Dwarf 3 Aspect
<kuid2:61556:241087:2> New Haven Low Dwarf 3 Aspect Left

by frogpipe;
<kuid:204652:100775> US&S Style-B 03L Distant/Distant Semaphore TS2012
<kuid:204652:100743> US&S Style-B 02 Home/Home Semaphore TS2012
<kuid:204652:100752> US&S Style-B 02L Home/Home Semaphore TS2012
<kuid:204652:100742> US&S Style-B 05 Block/Distant Semaphore TS2012
<kuid:204652:100774> US&S Style-B 03 Distant/Distant Semaphore TS2012
<kuid:204652:100741> US&S Style-B 04 Home/Distant Semaphore TS2012

Edit: I forgot the newest set available (Not on DLS)
by wearsprada (JointedRail);
<kuid:506034:728423> JR Hall semaphore(04) 1-B-RS 20ft
<kuid:506034:545238> JR Hall semaphore(08) 3-B-RP-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:581846> JR Hall semaphore(06) 2-B-RS-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:726422> JR Hall semaphore(04) 1-B-RS-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:728424> JR Hall semaphore(04) 1-B-WS 20ft
<kuid:506034:758120> JR Hall semaphore(05) 1-B-YP 20ft
<kuid:506034:758121> JR Hall semaphore(05) 1-B-YP-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:728425> JR Hall semaphore(04) 1-B-WS-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:758523> JR Hall semaphore(05) 1-B-WS-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:758019> JR Hall semaphore(05) 1-B-RS 20ft
<kuid:506034:501700> JR Hall semaphores mesh library (K type)
<kuid:506034:758020> JR Hall semaphore(05) 1-B-RS-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:758122> JR Hall semaphore(05) 1-B-WS 20ft
<kuid:506034:581875> JR Hall semaphore(06) 2-B-RS 20ft
<kuid:506034:541047> JR Hall semaphore(06d) 2-B-RS 20ft
<kuid:506034:541349> JR Hall semaphore(06d) 2-B-RS-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:541048> JR Hall semaphore(06d) 2-B-RS/YF 20ft
<kuid:506034:541050> JR Hall semaphore(06d) 2-B-RS/YF-L 20ft
<kuid:506034:545237> JR Hall semaphore(08) 3-B-RP 20ft

All of these are, I think, much more modern than the era you are seeking. These are all electrically operated, I believe and all appear to use electric light bulbs.
There are some mechanically operated signals but they are European or AUS. No American mechanical signals that I know of other than some stations which have signals built in and some order boards. (see edit at top of post)

by elvenor;
<kuid2:63290:28018:3> Pitkin station
<kuid2:63290:28020:1> Central station

by gfisher;
interactive
<kuid:106916:10219> B&M Train Order Board
<kuid:106916:10312> CBQ Train Order Board
<kuid:106916:10303> SP Train Order Board
scenery
<kuid:106916:10206> B&M Train Order Board C-C
<kuid:106916:10207> B&M Train Order Board C-S
<kuid:106916:10208> B&M Train Order Board S-C
<kuid:106916:10209> B&M Train Order Board S-S
<kuid2:106916:10313:1> CBQ Train Order Board C-C
<kuid:106916:10314> CBQ Train Order Board C-S
<kuid:106916:10315> CBQ Train Order Board S-C
<kuid:106916:10316> CBQ Train Order Board S-S
<kuid:106916:10304> SP Train Order Board C-C
<kuid:106916:10305> SP Train Order Board C-S
<kuid:106916:10306> SP Train Order Board S-C
<kuid:106916:10307> SP Train Order Board S-S

I've experimented with using European (UK) manual/mechanical signals on early US routes but they are kinda unsatisfactory.

While there are no Banjo signals that I am aware of but there is a Banjo crossing <kuid2:39134:101200:1> Grade Xing US 2L 1T Banjo by the late, great bnsf50.

Thanks for the replies. There's probably a few in there that will work. I imagine back then they were still man operated and simple in design.
Just keep the oil lamps lit and flip them as needed.
In a book I read, the engineer would refer to a signal as a "green board"...so pretty safe to say he was talking about a semaphore.

BTW, does George Fisher still come around ? Great guy !