others equipments
Le Bon Coin
Three-module pedestrian signal prototype placed in a Satellite model repeater body dating from 1991. It bears the name "Pussy Cat" because it was inspired by an English experiment.
The first signal is made up of the orange "danger" symbol lit when the intersection is flashing yellow.
The other two signals are made up of red and green pedestrian pictograms.
This special light worked with an AGIR controller.
Three crossroads have been equipped: two in Nancy, and one in Toulouse.
Toulouse
PUSSY CAT PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL
Lighting bollard made up of glass ball reflectors in the upper part and a shaft lit with a decoration made up of a red band and two large arrows.
Two models existed: round or oval.
First marketed in 1959.
Like other manufacturers, Garbarini marketed Télémécanique brand push buttons during the 1980s, before launching its own productions (M1990 then M2001).
After having abandoned the manufacture of bollard lights from the 1990s, Garbarini Fareco launched a new model in 2012 for the City of Paris market.
This terminal named Galaxie has LED lighting. It is intended to replace the aluminum bollards with fluorescent tubes currently used in Paris.
J.DELACOURT - Épernay (51)
Low lighting bollard made up of several red lenses. Widely used in the 1960s and 1970s for signaling urban blocks.
They are nicknamed "cat's eyes" because of the elongated shape of the light they produce at night.
Available in two sizes:
Ø300 or Ø500.
1960s (Garbarini)
Lighting bollard composed of a flashing yellow upper part and an illuminated lower part, widely used throughout France during the 1960s and 1970s.
An illuminated traffic sign could be attached to it.
Two models:
- upper limit: 1952
- lower limit: 1955
The city of Strasbourg was to be one of the first to be equipped with it because Garbarini gave it this name.
GALAXIE BOLLARD
Streetview - Paris (75)
Le Bon Coin
BOLLARD
PEDESTRIAN BUTTON
EYECAT BOLLARDS
STRASBOURG BOLLARD
H.MAILLET - Charleville-Mézières (08)
J.SAOULI - Douai (59)
N.PRUD'HOMMES - Maisons-Laffite (78)
G.JOUVIN - Rennes (35)
J.BAZIN/Strasbourg-Tramway, 1957
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