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My Railroad Crossing Bell Collection, Part 2.

Bells featured in this video: Union Switch & Signal Model 15-A Teardrop Bell - The date on the sticker inside the bell is December 28, 1965. The serial number is G16960. As shown on the sticker, Union Switch & Signal was a division of the Westinghouse Air Brake Company, which also owned McKenzie & Holland who were the makers of Australian teardrop bells. McKenzie & Holland Teardrop Bell - Made in Australia, this is a modified version of the US&S teardrop bell with a slightly different shape, the gong is made from slightly thicker metal which gives it a different sound from it's US cousins. Western Cullen Hayes and Federal Signal Model 333 bells - Basically an updated version of the WRRS bell and was introduced by the Federal Signal Corporation in the 1970's. After buying out Federal Signal in 1977, Western Cullen Hayes continued production of this bell with a couple of minor differences. The Federal Signal version has a different sounding gong while the Western Cullen Hayes bell has a slightly smaller rain shield, this is reflected in the serial number on the Federal Signal bell including a "dash" (WC 1208-CA) while the WCH rain shield is numbered WC 1208 CA. The newer version with a double mount to suit 4 and 5 inch masts was introduced in the 1990's and numbered Model 0333. Modern Industries Bell - The sticker inside the door is missing so I can't really give any information about the bell, other than it sounds great! All bells were purchased through e-bay.