Wide to Gauge Trap Points

[PJW]

Dear PJW,

Based on what you are saying, RT/E/C/11004 A3 Switches & Crossings, 12 Trap Points, Wide to Gauge is really a Catch Point rather than a Trap Point?

Cheers

Alex

Indeed it is the symbol for the type of point in which rails work in anti-phase which could be used as a catch or as a trap.
It certainly does not seem applicable to the "two independent switch rail" type, but there does not seem to be an official symbol for this.