Bite alarm
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Bite alarm
Anyone heard of these?
Is it complete? Looks quite early.
Is it complete? Looks quite early.
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Anthony Shepherdson
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Re: Bite alarm
I have never heard of one - it looks more like a door bell/alarm set up what with the plug - it is a 2 pin connection too so could even be Edwardian - is the case Bakelite? - be interesting to see if anyone can shed some light on the matter.
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Re: Bite alarm
It belongs to a mate, haven't seen it in the flesh so to speak. He's going through a load of his father's old fishing tackle and keeps sending pictures of intriguing items.Pallenpool wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 3:01 pm I have never heard of one - it looks more like a door bell/alarm set up what with the plug - it is a 2 pin connection too so could even be Edwardian - is the case Bakelite? - be interesting to see if anyone can shed some light on the matter.
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Anthony Shepherdson
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Re: Bite alarm
It would be interesting to see the required power/battery pack that it plugged into. Look forward to any relevant updates you may be given.Harry H wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 3:18 pmIt belongs to a mate, haven't seen it in the flesh so to speak. He's going through a load of his father's old fishing tackle and keeps sending pictures of intriguing items.Pallenpool wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 3:01 pm I have never heard of one - it looks more like a door bell/alarm set up what with the plug - it is a 2 pin connection too so could even be Edwardian - is the case Bakelite? - be interesting to see if anyone can shed some light on the matter.
It is intriguing to say the least.
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- Harry H
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Re: Bite alarm
Think I've solved it, Goltone look to have made bakelite electrical fittings so I would think it's homemade.
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Anthony Shepherdson
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Re: Bite alarm
I wonder if its a shop door alarm.
Wal.
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Re: Bite alarm
Good call Wal I can see that lever being flicked by an opening door.
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Anthony Shepherdson
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Re: Bite alarm
Thanks Olly just been having a look at that
Looks like it may have been made by a company called Ward & Goldstone what ever it is.
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Re: Bite alarm
No probs. I just found something Bakelite of that era! Loads more bits on Google.