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LukeH
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Re: Post your Mystery Sirens here.
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Batman
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That looks to be a Sterling Model K with custom "horns". You can tell by the motor housing and the tall ports.
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I vote sterling too.
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LukeH
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Are Sterling K's really this large? I guess I've never really seen a close up shot of one, I've always thought they were around the size of a model 2. learn something knew every day.
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That's definitely a K going by the 'scalemail' look on the motor housing. Remember that there were two sizes, the K-5 and K-8. Perhaps this is an 8?
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Daniel
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It is a Sterling K, but Hedberg had a siren with a one-piece projector much like that in the 1930's. And then there was this siren in France...
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LukeH
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I have never seen a picture of an actual Hedberg siren.
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Anyone know what this siren in the small town of Cadwell, Georgia is?
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Darley 2V8? Maybe something like Hedberg? We really need more info on the (relatively) low volume companies and models...Brendan W wrote:Anyone know what this siren in the small town of Cadwell, Georgia is?
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Batman
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That's a Clayton Whirlwind, isn't it?
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