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    Posted 14 years ago

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    1. kerry10456 kerry10456, 14 years ago
      These are very neat, I've seen some of these in use, The rail-road would power signal crossings in remote areas, as late as the 1970's. Thanks for sharing these and jogging my memory of my rail-roading days.
    2. junkmanjoe junkmanjoe, 14 years ago
      very neat! I have never seen one of these!
    3. TRIKER TRIKER, 14 years ago
      In 1974, I was working as a janitor in the Pacific Bell building in Bakersfield CA. They had batteries like that for backup power for the phone system. They were about 3 feet long.

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