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If your first scale listed is #1, it is 32:1, and was popular in the early days as a tinplate size, by Lionel, Ives and a few others.It was known as "Standard" gauge. There have been actual scale models in #1, and most recently, still made by Marklin. TT was reasonably popular in the 50's, before N scale,( and it's predecessor OOO,)took off in popularity. OO as used in Great Britain is not really a true scale, it is OO ( 4mm )models running on HO track, (3.5mm ). True OO existed mainly in the USA in the 30's and 40's, and was overtaken after WWll by HO. Never heard of V, but one of your other respondents answered this. best regards/ Mike
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