Old railroad crossing lights with mounting bracket

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This is a consignment piece and we ask that if you have any questions please ask before placing a bid. This is a cast aluminum set of 8" railroad crossing lights with mounting bracket. The light units are made by WRRS and the mounting bracket is made by Modern Industries. The lamp units operate off of 10-14 volts dc and bulbs used are the same base as an 1156 single contact automotive bulb. The bracket is made to attach to a 4" diameter pole or post and could be adapted to mount to a 4x4 treated post. This unit will be disassembled and shipped in two boxes. Starting price is low and based off aluminum scrap prices. Thank you for visiting our Ebay auction. We do not claim to be experts on the merchandise we sell. We will describe the items as best we can, but understand the condition is a judgement determination from us. We may overlook something important to an avid collector, so please email us if the description of the picture does not offer enough information to place a bid. We do strive to maintain low shipping costs, we do charge a .50 cent charge over actual shipping costs, most items will ship via USPS and larger items will ship UPS Ground or Fedex Ground Home Delivery. Insurance is optional unless otherwise stated. All items that ship with UPS or FEDEX will be insured for the sale price at no extra charge. If you live read more
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