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Thread: Signal Stat Teardrop Family

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    Signal Stat Teardrop Family

    Bottom picture to top picture
    #384 New Version, NOS, NIB, Like Flash Basll
    #384, like Federal Flash Ball
    #309, Like Whelen Clear-Ray, Flashing bulb-no ferlector
    #381, NOS Rotator, like Federal Fire Ball FB1
    #304, Strobe version of Flash Ball
    #381 rebadged for Smith&Wesson as Volunteer I
    #333, NOS, Same light as Federal FB15 rebadged
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    Last edited by dmathieu; February 14th, 2012 at 10:38 AM.
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    as always , a beautiful collection

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    Those 333's alway spin extremely fast. I used to sell a lot of them years ago, and they can still be had though Trucklight.

    I had a few customers that uses to get a resistor at Radio Shack to slow the motor down a little.

    Great collection , as always.

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    Nice collection as usual Dan.

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    Very nice, Dan!
    I see that the first picture, the blue one seems to be branded "Smith & wesson". Is this a re-branding thing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by toon80 View Post
    Very nice, Dan!
    I see that the first picture, the blue one seems to be branded "Smith & wesson". Is this a re-branding thing?
    Yes, it is a 381 rebranded for S+W.

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    S&W rebranded a number of Signal-Stat beacons and sold them under their name. Before that, and I'm talking early 1970's, S&W sold them under the name "Stephenson". Anyway, the Volunteer I was a Signal-Stat 381 and the Volunteer II was a Signal-Stat 384.
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    Seeing those Teardrops brings a tear to my own eye. Those are some great looking lights.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wheels View Post
    Seeing those Teardrops brings a tear to my own eye. Those are some great looking lights.
    Yes, and they were built to last.
    Just because you can do something doesn't necessarily mean that you should do it.

 

 

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