Standard M64
1980s
end of
marketing
presence
sources
material
rare today
incandescence
steel
1964
marketed since
Old range of Garbarini signals dating from the 1960s. The letter "M" corresponds to Micheline, first name of the granddaughter of the founder André Garbarini, and leader of the company in the 1960s
Traffic lights always have rectangular visors, while single-color lights have rounded visors.
The thickness of the repeaters was refined during the 1970s. The red lens is Ø100, the yellow and green lenses Ø80.
At the start of its marketing, the pedestrian signal was identical to that designed in the 1950s, then a version with pictograms was marketed.
The M68 repeaters and pedestrian boxes have also been marketed with the Standard M73 range.
Lateral fixation
Top fixation
T.MORA - Agen (47)
L.LOPEZ - Massy (91)
Street View - Massy (91)
1st version fat box
T.MORA - Agen (47)
OLD PHOTOS
CROSSWALK SIGNAL M68
PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL M68
FLASHING ARROW REPEATER
M70 REPEATER Ø100/Ø80
Ø200 RED STOP SIGNAL
Ø200 FLASHING ARROW AND SIGNAL
Ø200 TRAFFIC LIGHT
OVERVIEW
M73 traffic light in Toulon, 1973
Photo : JHM
M73 traffic light in Limoges, 1978
Photo : JHM
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last version in plastic
M.LEBRUN - Le Mans (72)
2nd version slim box
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