Denver,
http://books.google.com/books?id=8O89AQ ... en&f=false
Ability to be heard 6 miles out, I am willing to bet it was one of the loudest of it's time
Denver and Decot advertisements
http://books.google.com/books?id=ZTc5AQ ... en&f=false
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Interesting Early Siren articles Denver, Decot, etc
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Re: Interesting Early Siren articles Denver, Decot, etc
First one's a 404 error.
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Fixed
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Re: Interesting Early Siren articles Denver, Decot, etc
Wow, Decots were LOUD....16 miles is a long way for a siren to carry..lol
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If you keep scrolling on the advertisement link, you'll find ads for Erick and Federal sirens too...
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Re: Interesting Early Siren articles Denver, Decot, etc
There's also an ad from a company called "Worcester Fire Alarm Signals". Does anyone know any think about them?
EDIT: There's also a Sterling Siren ad even further down.
EDIT: There's also a Sterling Siren ad even further down.
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There is also a Sterling Siren ad in the second link.
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There's also an M-10 ad in there on the right side, further down.
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I love the triple post guys...
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