Original U.S. WWII Hand Held Air Raid Siren by Federal Electric Company with Rare Canvas Cover French Flags 1887 and died on June

1887 and died on June 19

In 1902 Heinrich Dräger's son Bernhard entered the management

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These later pattern WWI belts do not have the earlier separators used in the M1907 and M1910 pattern belts

Original U.S. WWII Hand Held Air Raid Siren by Federal Electric Company with Rare Canvas Cover French Flags 1887 and died on JuneOriginal Item: Only One Available: This a very rare fully functional (and loud) U. S. WWII Hand Crank Air Raid Siren, complete with the original canvas cover without chain. These covers are almost always missing, and of the few examples we have had, most were without the cover. The siren is maker marked on the reverse: FEDERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, INCCHICAGO Constructed predominately of aluminum with integral one piece carry handle and crank handle.