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Semaphore F588
According to Steve Hepler, this semaphore was acquired by Earle Gil in the early 1960's sometime after the blocking signals were taken out of service in 1962. It spent some time in his back yard until the late 1980's when it was given to the Whippany Railway Museum where it still stands today. Judging by the numbering sequence of these signals, It was from the section between Drake's pond near Newton and the Slate cut.
Other photos:
- Semaphore F588
- Base
- Base Detail
- Super detail
- Base (side)
- Mast
- Headpiece
- Headpiece (side)
- Drawings of this semaphore (for modelers)
'Bonerail' background from my friend, James Sorochinski
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