Can anyone here identify this sign?
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Mike
Sign
Dec 02, 2016
Last reply: 7 years ago
46 Replies
It is a Cyrillic T with a weight keeping it down.
Wait here for the toilets?
It does not match up on google image search which is unusual for anything in common use. Do you have a context for where it is used?
At a guess, pressurised telecoms cable?
Tear gas grenade store.
Cheers
Blue could be water.... Hmmm...
The black parts are not quite horizontally centred with the blue circle, so probably a home-made sign. A blue circle on a road sign means "Do this". The black symbol looks like a plunger. The T in a circle might mean "Toilet". So "Please flush the toilet"?
Or is the outer blue circle just a standard for warning signs where in the area /county where it is used?
The little black shape could conceivably be a shovel on top of a cable with the T meaning Telephone/Telegraph/ Telecommunications depending on how old it is.
G.Harman
It is a Russian font T.
Information sign saying the railway track is used to pass telecommunications data that can be picked up by train.
From the rust I'd say it's upside down.
Bill
you can Google for a match on a jpeg
how?
tim
Or horizontal. Is it on the floor of a bathing pool?
Bill
Google images
Give it the URL of your picture, and it tries to match it to similar patterns
Attach detonators here to blow up Channel Tunnel.
Owain
Don't bother - Bob Mincin says he tried that.
Its on a mystery roadside cabinet.
Mike
I think it is Russian railways as it is a Cyrillic T.
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Looks like a bulb, the T meaning tungsten?
Maybe its throw rocks down the toilet? Seeing as I cannot see it its a little hard to be of use. Brian
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