ARCHIVED: Mystery Sirens (2008-3/2021)

[SirenMadness]

The second one looks like a GCS 5 with a regular 5's top cone just plopped on there.

[TrainsAndSirens1]

Can anyone identify this?

http://goo.gl/maps/Q1AMS

It looks like a Model B or a Sterling M-5/M-10 without the housing.
The location was originally found by my friend Lily Dane.

[PeachtreeSirens]

90% sure that's a Sterling Little Giant.

[Brendan W]

90% sure that's a Sterling Little Giant.

That doesn't look like a Little Giant to me at all. It looks like a modified Federal lion to me

[PeachtreeSirens]

90% sure that's a Sterling Little Giant.

That doesn't look like a Little Giant to me at all. It looks like a modified Federal lion to me

Perhaps, but it looks identical to this Little Giant in Mount Jackson, VA (which, ironically, happens to be the one with the bugged marker that you sent me).

[Brendan W]

90% sure that's a Sterling Little Giant.

That doesn't look like a Little Giant to me at all. It looks like a modified Federal lion to me

Perhaps, but it looks identical to this Little Giant in Mount Jackson, VA (which, ironically, happens to be the one with the bugged marker that you sent me).

I do see what you mean...

[siren_face2000]

Anyone remember what this siren is?:

[Jim Z]

it's a siren which reminds me that Amoco used to exist.

[siren_face2000]

I mean, what is the model of the siren?

[mrboojay]

It is a Federal Signal 2t22 or 3t22 depending on weather it has solenoid boxes or not.