Probably the DPW handled the installation.
On a side note, I have an early "SHELTER AREA THIS WAY ->" sign that came from Elizabeth.
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Re: Elizabeth General Hospital Siren Identification
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1950 Model A, 1979 AF Timer, 30 something ID tags, some other odds and ends
Registered Skywarn spotter as of 4/29/18
1950 Model A, 1979 AF Timer, 30 something ID tags, some other odds and ends
Registered Skywarn spotter as of 4/29/18
Re: Elizabeth General Hospital Siren Identification
It is not a Decot Decot came out in 1922. not a Errick either as they came out in 1922. There really was no vertical sirens between 1894- 1910 vertical siren would have used Ball bearings on motors which in this time line were not in use or invented yet. sleeve bearings were used and could only be used on Horizontal motor as the bearings sat in oil that is why Federal and Sterling were horizontal sirens.
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Re: Elizabeth General Hospital Siren Identification
Thanks to everyone for your input. We are also talking to city officials in Elizabeth to see if they have anything in their records.
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