Watch out for the Runningsnail radios anything before a version 20 has issues I think.

That almost reminds me of one of the Weltex sirens with a custom shroud. Across the various model 20 shroud variations I've never seen ones with louvers that look like that. The top and bottom louvers seem to have a much larger lip than most model 20s or classic federal sirens. Compared to a model 2...

Thanks for finding the other lincoln siren! I've been looking for a while.

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This very much looks like an ACA Howler. It's too old to be a PP-15 and the shroud and rotation mechanism almost exactly mimic a Howler.

Looks like a GCS model two, those exist but are fairly rare and hard to come by. I think I've seen a picture of one before.

I have pictured this siren in real life since then, and I can confirm it's a 1920s/1930s era Sterling M-3 missing some pieces.

I have some good insights to provide on this, the Chrysler Bell Victory siren we usually see in photographs like the first one are Chrysler air raid sirens from what I understand. The Chrysler Air Raid Sirens are known to be late 40s to the date of their discontinuing. The second and third in the ph...

As a sidenote, I'm going to be going through and adding all the St. Louis locations I can find by their tag number. Feel free to point out the locations of any tagged ones that I've added but cant find an exact location of.

Dont know if this has been mentioned before but Hernando Florida has a Sireno Type 5 at their fire station down town.