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Sign: Jerusalem - HaMesila Park - Semaphore


Address:
David Remez St 4, Jerusalem, Israel
Category:
Monuments and History
City:
Jerusalem For all manhole covers in Jerusalem
Country:
Israel For all manhole covers in Israel
Shape:
Rectangle
Material:
Metal
Placement:
Pole
Tags:
Trains and railroads


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On the sign:
סמפור
מתקן איתות רכבתי מכאני, המתבסס על זרועות בצבעים שונים, שתנוחתן משתנה לצורך העברת מסרים לנהגי הרכבת, כמו : ’עצור’, ’סע’, ’סע לאט’, ’התכונן לעצירה’.

السيمافور
جهاز میكانيكي لإعطاء الاشارات ، يرتكز على أذرعه بألوان مختلفة ، تتغير حركتها من اجل اعطاء التعليمات لسائقي القطارات ، مثل : ’ توقف ‘ ، ’ سافر ‘ ، ’ سافر ببطئ ، تحضّر للتوقف .

Semaphore
A mechanical signalling system based on arms of various colors, whose changing positions convey messages to train drivers such as "stop," "go," "go slowly" and "prepare to stop."
Photography:
2021
Eli Zvuluny
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Comments:
A series of signs in which the history of the old railway line to Jerusalem along which its route extends the HaMesila (Railway) Park. The sign is one of the signs depicting the accessories used by the train line.

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The closest sign from this series (12 Meter): Jerusalem - HaMesila Park - Milestones in the history of the railway (10)

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