
| My collection consists of signals from the first models manufactured to the last models produced by the Crouse-Hinds Company. I restore all my signals and controllers to the original condition. If new parts are needed I use replacement parts re manufactured to the original specifications with the correct materials. The following are pictures of signals and controllers in my collection. Some are restored and others are still awaiting their turn. |
| I am currently building a museum where all of my collection will be displayed. All of my collection will be photographed and included on this page. This is just a sample of my collection, more will be added soon. |

| My CROUSE-HINDS type TSW four way signal. Circa 1925. Acquired in March of 2007. This signal was purchased from a collector in Virginia. Originally in service somewhere in New York, this signal is a solid body cast aluminum signal. The top is cast iron and is bolted on to the body. The hanger is bronze. This signal has four perfect sets of type B "large bead smiley" lenses. When restored this signal will be painted black and be post mounted with a finial. The type B lenses will be exchanged for 4 sets of lettered prismatic lenses. |

| My CROUSE-HINDS TFA four way beacon on pedestal signal. Circa 1925. Acquired in November of 2005. This signal was in service in Cleveland, Ohio. It was purchased from an antique dealer after being in storage for over 40 years. The signal was disassembled, sandblasted and painted with the original color of gloss black. Several parts were replaced with original parts including the lenses (will have all 4 CAUTION lenses), two doors (2 were missing original doors), six wing bolts (was missing 6) Parts that were replaced with reproductions were 4 reflectors. Lancaster Glass made 4 new glass reflectors to match the ones missing and broken. The wiring was replaced with reproduction cloth covered wire. The base door was repaired and all screws and bolts were replaced with new brass screws and bolts. This signal still had the original glass reflector and Corning clear lens with the Crouse-Hinds logo in perfect condition in the bottom light. |
| My CROUSE-HINDS TSP-11 one way , vertical slip fitter post mounted traffic signal. Circa 1929. Acquired in February of 2006 from a seller in New Jersey. Signal has been restored and painted green. The only items missing when purchased was a hood and STOP lens. Original replacements were found about a year later. Signal was disassembled, sandblasted, painted and reassembled. The screws, gaskets and wiring were replaced with reproductions identical to the originals. All other parts are original. The 3 glass reflectors are in perfect condition. |


