TYPE D / DT ART DECO ERA SIGNALS (Continued)

The most popular Crouse-Hinds signals were the art decos. The 4-way signals were provided with tapered tops and bottoms and the single face signals had art deco style top and bottom plates. Most came with either command or "smiley" lenses. Clicking each image will bring up a new page that illustrates the restoration and details of each signal. The art deco era signals in this collection include:

1940s Type D beacon with down light 1952 DT 4-way with tunnel visors 1953 DT with cast cutaway (cap) visors 1950s DT beacon with detachable cutaway (cap) visors 1957 DT cluster with detachable cutaway (cap) visors Distinguishing Type D Features Distinguishing DT Features Types M, R and Polys

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