Nope. This is Big Bertha: http://victorysiren.com/x/photo-pages/b ... photos.htmMark N wrote: I think this is the Bell Telephone Co. "Big Bertha" siren.
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DJ2226
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That ain't Big Bertha, I went to school with Big Bertha.
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Reminds me of that one siren with 3 choppers... did anyone every figure out what it was?DJ2226 wrote:Nope. This is Big Bertha: http://victorysiren.com/x/photo-pages/b ... photos.htmMark N wrote: I think this is the Bell Telephone Co. "Big Bertha" siren.
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Ok, I am going to guess some weird type of Dillon Box siren maybe?
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Did anyone ever figure out what this was?
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Shelbyvi ... 11.76&z=20
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Shelbyvi ... 11.76&z=20
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Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
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Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
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What siren is this one?
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Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
Collector of railroad crossing equipment, traffic lights, and fans.
I'm 20 years old and a Huntsville, AL native.
Friends don't let friends post videos with tones.
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Looks like a single head Sterling M-5 missing the cover for the stator.freebrickproductions wrote:What siren is this one?
Federal Signal Model 2-240, Thunderbolt 1000AT, 3T22A
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Looks like a short horned Type Bfreebrickproductions wrote:Did anyone ever figure out what this was?
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Shelbyvi ... 11.76&z=20
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I don't think I have posted this yet but, does anybody know what this is:
It is located on top of the village hall in Clarksville, Ohio.
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That's a single head Federal Type B (the kind a lot of people call "Lion").
Federal Signal Model 2-240, Thunderbolt 1000AT, 3T22A
Federal Sign and Signal Model A
Federal Electric Type B
Sterling M Single Head
Federal Sign and Signal Model A
Federal Electric Type B
Sterling M Single Head
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