BAYKO Parts List - 1935 to 1938?
ORNAMENTAL ADDITIONS SETS

The exact date that Plimpton ceased production of these sets is uncertain, though they are not mentioned in any literature printed after 1938. I do, however know of at least 1 set which was bought after war was declared, but this could, of course, have been residual stock.

Ornamental Additions Sets were intended to supplement the standard range of sets.

Detailed below are the complete parts lists for the BAYKO Ornamental Additions Sets from this production period.

I hope you find this useful.

If you've spotted an error in the list or want to debate any of the figures...

BAYKO, at this point, was made throughout from BAKELITE...

These sets were not intended to be used on their own and no models could be built with them...

...not least because they don't contain any Bases or Rods!!!

They were intended to to provide a range of fancier parts - 'ornamental' in fact - to supplement the standard sets of the day and increase the variety of BAYKO models which could be built.

The earliest "Red Corners" were almost certainly Brown.

The Green colour of the Arch varied from a dark almost olive green, via a mid green, to a very pale green.

Later versions possibly had all White Pillars rather than half Red and half White.

Uniquely, the Ornamental Additions Sets did not include an instruction manual...

They were, however, first mentioned in the second style of BAYKO manual...