Yeah, this was part of a display until last winter, I think it may be going back up tough.

we could extinguish Niall's fires with those extinguishers.

This one must be older than mine too, this one has slotted screws instead of Robertson screws and has yellow paint under the visors. It might be old enough to use glass reflectors.

I think this one has plastic lenses, they are arrows anyway's. I wish whoever set this up originally didn't drill that huge hole for the wire in the back, it kind of ruins the signal.
@Devonte, what the heck?

Odd, I guess the lenses were switched then, mine had glass lenses. I hate when people drill through signals to mount it or run wiring through it.

I get the feeling this may of been used in a street car yard, that would explain the arrows.

Yeah, what would you use arrows for on a two section vehicle signal.
Did you take a look inside?

I have looked inside before, not that much to see, just a reflector.

Did the reflector look like this?

I think they may of, but it was about a year ago and I don't fully remember, I'm likely heading to the museum tomorrow and I'll see if I can get a shot of the inside.

Ok, cool, they should really put some of this stuff back on display though.

Update: It seems this signal has disappeared! I have no idea where it went, hopefully not the scrap dumpster...

Yeah hope it wasn't scrapped especially since a lot of older signals got scrapped during LED retrofits in my area.

I doubt it was scrapped, most likely just moved somewhere else.

All the signals stayed up here when they switched to those nonpixilated LEDs. We don't have many old traffic signals here anyways. the older vomit green ones in providence got replaced with more eye-pleasing black signals. Every other city uses yellow signals though.

Here it seems most where kept when the LED conversion happened too.

They junked almost all of the old signals during the LED conversion and replaced them with poly LED heads here.

Here most signals already where poly, but the aluminum ones where kept.

Most are aluminum here. I know new installations are. Some are poly housings though.

Most aluminium heads here were the ones that got retrofitted to LED, the new ones are all poly heads.

Oakville might still use aluminium heads though, I've seen aluminium 12" LED Econolites installed as recently as 2009.