Midwest

Corporate History and Overview

company info, background, founding & major dates, etc.

Distributors and Contract Manufacturing

Any notable distribution arrangements or private market signals

Traffic Signals

broken down into general categories

Design Characteristics

Midwest adjustable signals are very similar in design to McCains, however with wider backs. The doors resemble that of a polycarbonate McCain signal, but there are some slight differences between the two.

Four Ways

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Adjustables

A Midwest Signal in Huntsville, AL.

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Pedestrian Signals

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Vehicle Heads (Round)

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Vehicle Heads (Square Door Adapters)

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Pedestrian/Sign Heads (Rectangular)

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Informational Signals and Signs

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Lenses

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Vehicular

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Pedestrian

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Worded

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Symbols

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Special

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Controllers

Different type of controllers

Hardware

This would include any kind of special options for traffic signals as well as mounting hardware including brackets, slipfitters, hangers, bases, etc.

Miscellaneous Images

Various reference images, restored examples, etc. that don't fit anywhere else.

Relevant Patents

Patent numbers relevant to this MFR or signals specifically. Not just every patent by company X.

References

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Holding Pen for Unsorted Data, Notes, Etc.

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