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Hello Brandon,
I think you're right; it looks like a telegraph turn signal. Saw one in
a 54 VW Bug once. From the shape I'd say it would have to be mounted
perpendicular to the direction of travel, and probably on a flat
surface. That could make it pretty old; say the teens or twenties when
vehicles were made with lots of flat surfaces and right angles. Just a
guess.
Pete Davis
pandr@cybertours.com
Brandon wrote:
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> I don't want it, just wondering what it is and if it is MV related!
>
> "This is a very unique turn signal. It is od green and is marked
> "APOLLO
> 811". It has a mechanical mechanism inside so that when you pull on
> the
> metal wire on it, the turn signal flips up. It has a lightbulb inside,
> and
> there is a wire to electrify it. I believe it came off an old military
>
> truck."
>
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>
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