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[lepidopteran]

This signal in Mt. Carmel, PA was unusual in two ways. (1) Both sections were lit continuously, (2) a "reverse" arrow is used for the green.  I'm not sure, but I think the cross traffic got a flashing yellow, while the opposite side of the intersection met a flashing red.

Mt. Carmel, PA by Mike, on Flickr

This signal has since been removed, with a "STOP Except Right Turn" remaining.  State Route 61 follows this continuity.

[Bitmapped]

This signal in Mt. Carmel, PA was unusual in two ways. (1) Both sections were lit continuously, (2) a "reverse" arrow is used for the green.  I'm not sure, but I think the cross traffic got a flashing yellow, while the opposite side of the intersection met a flashing red.

Mt. Carmel, PA by Mike, on Flickr

This signal has since been removed, with a "STOP Except Right Turn" remaining.  State Route 61 follows this continuity.

Red flashing lights with continuously lit green arrows aren't unheard of in Pennsylvania (see US 62/PA 8 in Franklin at https://goo.gl/maps/ZPtePwex35Tfc7RS6) but having the red on continuously would be odd.

[BuildTheRussian]

There's a 4-way traffic signal at the intersection of Parkovaya and Moskovskaya streets in Vorkuta, Russia. It's a very rare sight, as I don't ever recall seeing a 4-way signal in Russia.
It's still there and still works today.
https://www.google.com/maps/@67.4920847,64.0370612,3a,26y,324.59h,92.97t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sW7px1F8Jv1kkqSnZtdT_4w!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

[traffic light guy]

There's a 4-way traffic signal at the intersection of Parkovaya and Moskovskaya streets in Vorkuta, Russia. It's a very rare sight, as I don't ever recall seeing a 4-way signal in Russia.
It's still there and still works today.
https://www.google.com/maps/@67.4920847,64.0370612,3a,26y,324.59h,92.97t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sW7px1F8Jv1kkqSnZtdT_4w!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

I can't even identify who made it

[US71]

Smackover, AR

[zachary_amaryllis]

Smackover, AR

that is both a neat signal, and name of the town.

[steviep24]

Smackover, AR

that is both a neat signal, and name of the town.

Here it is in action.

I stumbled upon this video about ten years ago.

[US71]

Clarksville, AR

[BuildTheRussian]

Smackover, AR

that is both a neat signal, and name of the town.

Here it is in action.

I stumbled upon this video about ten years ago.

That "green + yellow" sequence was once used in East Germany. Sadly no more. In Russia we have our own equivalent of that, flashing green, which means the light is about to turn yellow.

[ukfan758]

Selma, AL still has a lot of old Eagle(?) 4-way signals without a redundancy, I think most of them have been retrofitted with LED lights though. There are several on Church, Lauderdale, and Washington, and MLK St but some other streets have 1 or 2.