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djscrizzle
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Re: History Producer Looking To Record a Working Siren aroun
If I had to guess, in 1942, model 2s, 3s, and 5s would be fairly accurate, as these were the most common fire sirens of the time frame.
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Daniel
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Re: History Producer Looking To Record a Working Siren aroun
In which case they were probably single-toned sirens. However, there were a few dual-tone models around in the 1940's from Federal, as well as whatever Sterling and Hedberg were selling.
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