After quite a while, The Deco (Big Green) is back running once again. It's been sitting in the basement for quite a while and got it hanging at Easter. Took 3 of us to do it since it's really heavy. This is probably my favorite signal of the ones I've got. Saw so many of... Continue Reading →
Well, They’re All Up
Easter was this past Sunday. Thankfully my son and son-in-law were both here. We were able to move the Crouse Hinds D (the yellow one far left) and put the monster Deco D (center picture) up and hanging finally. The Deco weighs well over 100 lbs. Took 3 of us to get it into position... Continue Reading →
Tokheim Traffic Signal
Another new addition in March 2018 to the collection. This is a Tokheim Model 1200 Traffic Signal I acquired. The seller was in Cleveland, Ohio. I found out he purchased the light from an antique dealer in 1990 and has held onto it ever since. Tokheim signals were produced from 1926 onward. In 1938 this division... Continue Reading →
Marbelite 4 Way Signal
Here's the Marbelite 4 Way signal along with a couple of Crouse Hinds Type M singles that came when I got the Type D.They all fit in my car too lol.These are some more childhood signals of mine. These were at a cross walk intersection on Genesee Street, Village of New Hartford for many years.... Continue Reading →
Crouse Hinds Art Deco Type D
One of my all-time favorites (so far) is a Crouse Hinds Type D Art Deco Signal. This dates from more than likely the early 1950's (which is older than me lol) although I'm not sure of a specific year. From what I can find, these were around $900 or so brand new. This was the... Continue Reading →
Crouse Hinds Type D Signal
Here is one of my newer signals. I acquired it in January of 2018. A Crouse Hinds Type D traffic signal. This one is from the area where I grew up. New Hartford, NY. This was at the corner of Oxford Rd and Sanger Ave. I remember this from my childhood and was there from... Continue Reading →
W.S. Darley Traffic Signal
This signal also popped up on Ebay and I just knew I had to have it. More than likely from the 1940's. A W.S. Darley D 200 12 bulb signal. Original price in 1944 was $99.95 but I paid a little more than that. It came from Georgia and I know nothing about it's history,... Continue Reading →