My WRRS Mini bell collection.

[@weeardguy]

Nice, finally a good inside-view of the American WRRS mini-bells, which show completely the same coils as Dutch ones made in license by (most likely) SSI (Spoorweg Sein Industrie, RailwaySignal Industries) as part of the Marshall-aid. Mines sounds like the most like the last one. Given how extremely rare they are to find in The Netherlands (and thus usually expensive) , I'll stick to just one ;)

[@freebrickproductions]

Great collection! I'm glad I have one of these myself, lol. Also, that first bell appears to have a 5 inch base, as that's the larger mast size typically used on crossing signals with gates.

[@dieselgaming9609]

these are prob one of my favorite bells and im still out trying to get one lol

[@BostonBeaconPark]

The CR on the third bell could probably mean Conrail. I am not 100% sure on that but for locomotives horns off of Conrail units, most are given a shop tag with CR on it indicating that the horn is Conrail’s.

[@aspenGF8]

Hey! I have 3415, very close in terms of production. It's an early WRRS with many parts still marked RRS

[@TheBCRailfan]

Awesome! I like the last WRRS Mini-Bell the best out of all of them!

[@HVACSirenTowerTrainFanFan2012]

Me to!

[@fan48483]

It sounds like Dutch!

[@LinxFox]

Awesome collection!.

[@AmtrakProductions]

I'm guessing this is your favorite bell! Nice stuff!

[@CoastalOCRailfan]

Awesome!

[@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan]

I have a Western railroad supply Full size crossing bell with the twist lock broken and usually when you come across a Western railroad supply Bell the lock usually come broken anyway

[@SymonsChasel-f7w]

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