ARCHIVED: Mystery Sirens (2008-3/2021)

[siren_face2000]

I wasn't sure if it was one of those, so thanks!

[Brendan W]

I found this in Palmetto, GA. I know it's a Federal, but what kind? It looks like either a Fedelcode with a top part from a Model 5, or a Model 5 with a spliced together housing.

http://goo.gl/maps/GMqjD

[TrainsAndSirens1]

I found this in Palmetto, GA. I know it's a Federal, but what kind? It looks like either a Fedelcode with a top part from a Model 5, or a Model 5 with a spliced together housing.

http://goo.gl/maps/GMqjD

It looks like a Model 7 to me.

[PeachtreeSirens]

Looks like a Fedelcode 5 with the top louver of a regular 5 to me.

[Antiwhoknows]

It's just a regular Fedelcode 5 with the bottom louver bent downwards a little bit. Either that or the shadow on the side is playing tricks.

[Daniel]

Looks like three Model D-sized sirens on a pole. I've seen these before in very small towns.

[freebrickproductions]

From left to right, Sentry F2, Model A/D, Model J.

[Ziginox]

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

The 'proper' name for those is Type B, Lion came from "roars like a lion" or something in an ad. Anyway, it looks like a Type B dual head to me as well.

[Rheems1]

Actually Trevor, the proper name for the siren we all know as the Federal Lion is actually (wait for it) the Federal Fire Siren... the Type B is a whole other animal. The Type B is what the streetview shows that was being discussed, the Federal Fire Siren is another dual headed siren. I can't post a pic of one because I am at work... and work has declared that photobucket is run by the devil thus it is blocked.

[Trevor]

Wait, where did I come up from? lol.