LarryC39 wrote:I meant Seaberg reflectors could use any modern reflector with little effort.
This thread is about Darley reflectors Mr. Currie. Please pay attention!
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Re: Reproduction Darley reflectors
by jab8356 on Thu Nov 22, 2012 9:08 pm
This thread is about Darley reflectors Mr. Currie. Please pay attention!
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Re: Reproduction Darley reflectors
by Canuck_in_TX on Fri Nov 23, 2012 12:53 am
Okay, thanks. I guess I'll stick w/ my plan for resilvering....at this rate...should have it complete by 2020. 
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Re: Reproduction Darley reflectors
by Magnetboy on Sat Feb 16, 2013 10:35 pm
I believe Darley made at least 3 types of reflectors....a bowl like the "single bulb per lens" signals had, a bowl for the "3 bulb" 4-way type signals, and a cone, with the latter two affixed to the back of the porthole by mounting tabs. The fist type, the "single bulb per lens" type, was placed into the signal body from the outside and had an interference type fit to hold it in place. The porthole was then placed over it and kept it in place.
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