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New Carters air raid siren being tested on the roof of Snow Hill police station in London, 1938.
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New Carters air raid siren being tested on the roof of Snow Hill police station in London, 1938.
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Pole-mounted Carters, above a Tardis.
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John St. Fire Dept (Look closely!)
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Another UK Fire Dept (Again, look closely!)
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UK Bomb Shelter, as it would have looked during the 1960's.
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Original Carter siren nicely kept up, Bampton.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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This Klaxon CS siren in Bracknell is part of the Broadmoor Hospital (Asylum)
warning system, it is a shutter-equipt and produces a high-low alternating signal.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Klaxon GP-8 siren, Chiswell.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Closeup of the above siren.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Pole mounted original Carter siren, Colliers Wood.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Closeup of the above Carter siren.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Modern UK siren, Coombe Lane.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Closeup of the above siren.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Original Carter siren, Carshalton Beeches.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Closeup of the above Carter siren.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Klaxon GP siren, Langleyvale.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Carter siren, Cuckfield.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Carter siren, Oxford.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Closeup of the above Carter siren.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Unknown siren, Oxford.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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Klaxon siren at Robinhood Roundabout near Kingston.
Photo credit: Andrew Pollard
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