Re: HOR Model 50
can someone explain why it says on one of the adds demand what England uses for the HORs? did it mean England or new England?
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Bassguybill
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Re: HOR Model 50
He meant England proper, over the pond. 
also note date on bottom of the advertisement, a great clue . Many air raids in the UK during WW2, perhaps the inspiration for protecting the states the same way.
Harry was an Italian immigrant who came to New York City. Later retired to Phnx where he went back into production for a short while. He also made the sirens himself, foundry, no production lines or big industrial company.
also note date on bottom of the advertisement, a great clue . Many air raids in the UK during WW2, perhaps the inspiration for protecting the states the same way. Harry was an Italian immigrant who came to New York City. Later retired to Phnx where he went back into production for a short while. He also made the sirens himself, foundry, no production lines or big industrial company.
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A Small demolition 110v siren,
Federal model A 110v,
Federal type 2 240v,
Federal 2001 DC roundback,
and a Harry O. Ricci Model 50 Super Si-Rex 10/10 port Dual Horn 3 phase.
A Small demolition 110v siren,
Federal model A 110v,
Federal type 2 240v,
Federal 2001 DC roundback,
and a Harry O. Ricci Model 50 Super Si-Rex 10/10 port Dual Horn 3 phase.
Re: HOR Model 50
Wait so did he take inspiration from England or where there actually HORs in England?
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Bassguybill
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Re: HOR Model 50
Just speculation but don't think he ever produced or sold overseas. His sirens were a lower cost than other systems so I imagine he would not have shipped overseas. Just my opinion, would like to know myself.
Owner of: (Don't ask me why)
A Small demolition 110v siren,
Federal model A 110v,
Federal type 2 240v,
Federal 2001 DC roundback,
and a Harry O. Ricci Model 50 Super Si-Rex 10/10 port Dual Horn 3 phase.
A Small demolition 110v siren,
Federal model A 110v,
Federal type 2 240v,
Federal 2001 DC roundback,
and a Harry O. Ricci Model 50 Super Si-Rex 10/10 port Dual Horn 3 phase.
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Re: HOR Model 50
This is seriously some awesome content! Thanks for sharing all of this.
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Bassguybill
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Re: HOR Model 50
It has been interesting researching this siren. Time to pass it on to the next line of defense. 
Owner of: (Don't ask me why)
A Small demolition 110v siren,
Federal model A 110v,
Federal type 2 240v,
Federal 2001 DC roundback,
and a Harry O. Ricci Model 50 Super Si-Rex 10/10 port Dual Horn 3 phase.
A Small demolition 110v siren,
Federal model A 110v,
Federal type 2 240v,
Federal 2001 DC roundback,
and a Harry O. Ricci Model 50 Super Si-Rex 10/10 port Dual Horn 3 phase.
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Re: HOR Model 50
Here is an H.O.R super si-rex model 50
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Andrew Wallace Cadet firefighter of Hatfield fire company
owner of Fedelcode model 3, Model 5, H.O.R. siro-drone 2 hp, 1990 e-one franklin mint and other franklin mints
owner of Fedelcode model 3, Model 5, H.O.R. siro-drone 2 hp, 1990 e-one franklin mint and other franklin mints
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Re: HOR Model 50
Why'd you bump an old post just to post a picture of a siren that everybody knows about already? Come on, dude. This added absolutely nothing to the conversation.
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Proud owner of an FS&S Model L, Sterling Type F, and soon a mini FS 500AT!
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wallaat
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Re: HOR Model 50
i think the super si-rex's are much louder
Andrew Wallace Cadet firefighter of Hatfield fire company
owner of Fedelcode model 3, Model 5, H.O.R. siro-drone 2 hp, 1990 e-one franklin mint and other franklin mints
owner of Fedelcode model 3, Model 5, H.O.R. siro-drone 2 hp, 1990 e-one franklin mint and other franklin mints
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