There have been some threads about Whistles and I thought I should post pictures of some of mine.
On the left Acme pealess whistles, on the right Fox pealess whistles. The two bottom whistles are the much discussed Acme Tornado 2000 and the Fox 40 Classic. On the left second from top small and flat is the Acme 636 SOLAS approved popular rescue whistle:
Acme pea whistles, top left is the European style or "Italian Police" model, below it two of the famous Thunderer 60.5 with and without mouthguard, below it the "Titanic" Model and at the bottom a larger Thunderer "Traffic Police" style.
On the right, the red one is the inexpensive and popular 660, below it the polycarbonate 560, and below it some larger military and traffic polycarbonate models.
Some other assorted whistles, on the left the famous Storm pea whistle that works under water, then six Acme tubulars "English Bobby" style, then the older Acme SOLAS approved two tone whistle and finally a couple of simple two cavity styles.
Luis
On the left Acme pealess whistles, on the right Fox pealess whistles. The two bottom whistles are the much discussed Acme Tornado 2000 and the Fox 40 Classic. On the left second from top small and flat is the Acme 636 SOLAS approved popular rescue whistle:
Acme pea whistles, top left is the European style or "Italian Police" model, below it two of the famous Thunderer 60.5 with and without mouthguard, below it the "Titanic" Model and at the bottom a larger Thunderer "Traffic Police" style.
On the right, the red one is the inexpensive and popular 660, below it the polycarbonate 560, and below it some larger military and traffic polycarbonate models.
Some other assorted whistles, on the left the famous Storm pea whistle that works under water, then six Acme tubulars "English Bobby" style, then the older Acme SOLAS approved two tone whistle and finally a couple of simple two cavity styles.
Luis