The Siren Board

Bought these early last year because I had never seen anything like them before. I knew Edwards made fire stations but not air raid. Lucky enough they stayed as a pair for all there years and are in decent shape. One is working and one is locked up but I haven't yet tinkered with them at all or tested them. Does anyone have any information on these, vintage, age, rarity?

Nice find, Do you know where they came from? Looking like NY type area?

EWS Rules wrote:Nice find, Do you know where they came from? Looking like NY type area?

The owner didn't know exactly but they thought around the Pennsylvania area.

Siren_Dude wrote:

EWS Rules wrote:Nice find, Do you know where they came from? Looking like NY type area?

The owner didn't know exactly but they thought around the Pennsylvania area.

Very cool. Is there a "part" number....

EWS Rules wrote:

Siren_Dude wrote:

EWS Rules wrote:Nice find, Do you know where they came from? Looking like NY type area?

The owner didn't know exactly but they thought around the Pennsylvania area.

Very cool. Is there a "part" number....

No. MD-6152-1
MD-6152-2

P.P No. 24901

Cat No. 1250 Series
1350 Series

Those are VERY similar to the more modern 270-SPO.

How about an "Explosion Proof" Fire Pull? I know Edwards made sirens, Is that now "Sentry Siren"


http://www.edwardsutcfs.com/sites/defau ... ations.pdf

http://www.sigcom.com/products/details/?id=9

http://www.edwards-signals.com/index.cf ... 4&level=14

4J25 wrote:Those are VERY similar to the more modern 270-SPO.

Coincidentally, mine just arrived in the mail!

Edwards buys their sirens from Sentry.

holler wrote:Edwards buys their sirens from Sentry.

hmmmm