Here is a mystery siren I found on Google maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ud6zQWsKxHwnTiCA9
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Re: Mystery Moran, Texas siren
Not sure but i want to say a federal model b. Just a guess.
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Re: Mystery Moran, Texas siren
To me it looks like one of those early Model Bs. Maybe a Type Mach B.
EDIT: Upon further inspection, definitely a Model B of sorts.
EDIT: Upon further inspection, definitely a Model B of sorts.
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Re: Mystery Moran, Texas siren
Ok. I have gotten the answer. It indeed looks like an early Federal Type Mach. B.
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Re: Mystery Moran, Texas siren
That's a 2nd Generation Federal Electric Type Mach. B, dates are kinda obscured but I'd estimate from around 1920-1923. Here's what they look like up close:
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