I recently aquired this notifier pull station but cant seem to find any information about it including year. Seems to be some sort of flush mount pull station?
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Oh wow, heck of a find right there! Reminds me of some other pull stations I’ve seen (though I think I might have seen this one somewhere else too, I just forget where exactly).
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I think I found this pull station in one of the brochures in this post:
Seems like yours has the extra “key-operated test-reset lock” in between the “FIRE ALARM” letter (unless if the “test-reset lock” is the lock under the “PULL” lettering, then I have no idea what the extra lock is for)
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Please see manuel pull station
my detector said that today… 
Womp womp… or should I say… WAH WAH WAH WAH * aka the sarcastic trombone *
I think I found a rare notifier pull on ebay. Firealarmdude5967 was selling one.
I Serviced systems with this pull station that break glass type ,if you pull it you will needthe glass rod to reset it.
i believe it dates to late 60’s early 70’s
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Notifier Series M pull station, good find!
These are very rare, so take care of your unit.
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You know what model it is? (since nobody else here seems to)
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Yes, scroll up for Honeywell Glazers catalog picture, it says Series M
Oh, yeah: silly me in not noticing that.
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