Greetings! Love your collection! I have been into these caution flashers and barricades since I was a little boy...I'm 67 now and have a small collection. It's so nice to see other people into these things, as I thought I was the only one. I'm looking for a special one made by the Bar Nunn corp. The company name was Signal Flash...they were all over Southern California in the 60's and were made in Anaheim, California. Any help would be great! Thanks so much, Rob
Thanks for sharing your barricade lights ! This was very interesting and informative! I will keep an eye out for more for your collection now that I have a better understanding of them. Rob
Impressive collection. Have you ever seen or come across the flashers that were incorporated into a piece of wood that was rounded at the top like a popsicle stick?
Hi Paul . Why don't you come over and drive it ? It was a prototype built for the US Forest Service . Started before the war but not completed until 1954 . By then they were building full size roads instead of just horse trails so no more were built. It is the only one in existence and runs great .
Rileydog I have an original red neo flasher I believe to be from the 50’s but I am looking for a battery pak or power source do you know where I can get one?
Greetings! Love your collection! I have been into these caution flashers and barricades since I was a little boy...I'm 67 now and have a small collection. It's so nice to see other people into these things, as I thought I was the only one. I'm looking for a special one made by the Bar Nunn corp. The company name was Signal Flash...they were all over Southern California in the 60's and were made in Anaheim, California. Any help would be great! Thanks so much, Rob
Thanks for sharing your barricade lights ! This was very interesting and informative! I will keep an eye out for more for your collection now that I have a better understanding of them. Rob
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I got one of those for free because I clean and haul off Junk and stuff and I found it all it needed was new batteries
Impressive collection. Have you ever seen or come across the flashers that were incorporated into a piece of wood that was rounded at the top like a popsicle stick?
Sound interesting but never saw one .
Hey Tom......howabout info on that mini grader in the garage if you don't mind.......thanks man.....enjoy you're retirement!!
Hi Paul . Why don't you come over and drive it ? It was a prototype built for the US Forest Service . Started before the war but not completed until 1954 . By then they were building full size roads instead of just horse trails so no more were built. It is the only one in existence and runs great .
How rare/ valuable are lights made by COLLT? I've just aquired one with red/green lenses.
Rileydog I have an original red neo flasher I believe to be from the 50’s but I am looking for a battery pak or power source do you know where I can get one?