Original U.S. WWII Hand Held Air Raid Siren by Federal Electric Company UZI This example of a World

This example of a World War One German trench club has five sharp spikes equally cast about the surface on the egg-shaped iron head

and we are not able to tell whether this was done at the time of manufacture

the “Cortland Regiment

They made their first public appearance during the May Day Parade of 1961

the 325th Glider Infantry Regiment of the 82d Airborne Division was reorganized and redesignated on 15 December 1947 as the 325th Infantry Regiment (no longer glider infantry)

Original U.S. WWII Hand Held Air Raid Siren by Federal Electric Company UZI This example of a WorldOriginal Item: Only One Available: This a very rare fully functional (and loud) U. S. WWII Hand Crank Air Raid Siren. These covers are almost always missing, and of the few examples we have had, most were without the cover or sling, like this example. The siren is maker marked on the reverse: FEDERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, INCCHICAGO Constructed predominantly of aluminum with integral one piece carry handle and crank handle. These were originally painted