I have some updates referring to the CNS System. The 3016 that used to be at the boat ramp was replaced by a 2910. The siren in Brownville is a 2910. There is a 2910 at these coords (40.273522, -95.574395) replaced the WS-2020 adjacent to it There is a 2910 at these coords (40.252772, -95.553588) T...

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.

Full List WR-100 Ver. 3 WR-100 Ver. 4 (In Pieces) LL Bean Monitor Thingy WR-10 Midland 74-109 Eton FR-300 (LL Bean Edition) Radio Shack 12-247B (Broke) Radio Shack 12-991 Radio Shack 12-250 Radio Shack 12-249 Reecom R-1630 Reecom R-1650 Alert Works EAR-10 (Black) Radio Shack 12-262 Sangean CL-100 Et...

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.