1960s signals
1970s
end of
marketing
presence
sources
material
rare today
incandescence
steel
end of 1950s
marketed since
Old range of Garbarini traffic lights dating from the 1960s. It was first accompanied by the circular pedestrian signal identical to the version of the 1950s before being replaced by a rectangular signal.
The main traffic light of this range could be equipped with a rear repeater of reduced size. It could also be mounted on a mast with a light base.
There are only very few copies still in service, including one in Neuilly sur Seine (92).
St Denis (93), 1962
Ø200 TRAFFIC LIGHT WITH REAR REPEATER
St Denis (93), 1960
H.MAILLET - Neuilly s/ Seine (92)
St Denis (93), 1958
Post Card - La Baule, 1960's
OVERVIEW
St Denis (93), 1961
luminous bollard
N.PRUD'HOMMES - Le Vésinet (78)
Ø200 TWO COLORED SIGNAL
JHM - Bordeaux, 1972
OLD PHOTOS
Ø100 REPEATER
PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL
Ø200 TRAFFIC LIGHT
JHM - Brest (Britain), 1966
T.JESTIN - Suresnes (92)
first version
H.MAILLET - Levallois Perret (92)
second version
Post card - Saint Nazaire, 1964
JHM - Bordeaux, 1972
JHM - Limoges, 1978
H.LEGAI - Gérardmer (88)
first version
Le Bon Coin
JHM - Rennes, 1977
T.JESTIN - Suresnes (92)
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