Fire Fighting & Rescue Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Wonderful 1930's Japanese Fire Chief Jacket from Fire Company #5 in heavy woven cotton. The black, red, and white jacket reads: "CHIEF" on the front in Japanese kanji and the reverse shows a number "5". The inside of the...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1930s German fire fighter's dress "dagger". It is made by Georg Rieder of Munich, and has his mark and his Tiger brand logo on opposite sides of the blade. The dagger has an S-style crossguard and a "dove"...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful 1870's Fireman's Leather Parade Belt from the Torrent Engine Company of Fisherville, New Hampshire. Fisherville, NH became Penacook NH in 1883, and is still a Village, but it lies within the boundaries of the State Capital,...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1910s fireman's grave marker from an unknown New England department. The marker is in cast iron. Its border is a thick fire hose and it reads LADDER The marker has a maker's mark on reverse. VINTAGE: Circa 1910s...

ARTIFACT: Early 1900'S Fire Mark from Home Insurance Co. of New York. The black and gold painted tin fire mark is in remarkable condition and reads: "INSURED HOME NEW YORK". Fire marks were purchased from firefighting companies by building owners as a...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1880's roof/shingle rake for the Moses H. Goodrich Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 4 of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Steam Fire Engine Company No. 4 was established in 1871 and was housed at 42 Hanover Street. This rake has a red...

ARTIFACT: 1880's ??? 1890's Central Falls, Rhode Island fireman's parade belt 'buckle' in dyed leather. The handmade buckle shows a white star in the center against a background of red and surrounding it reads: "CENTRAL FALLS" in nice, hand-cut...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful circa 1900 fireman's grave marker, most likely from the Biddeford (Maine) Fireman's Relief Association (BFRA). The marker is in painted cast iron. The round top of the marker is bordered with a thick fire hose...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful circa 1880s or 1890s fireman's grave marker, most likely from the Worcester (Massachusetts) Fireman's Relief Association (WFRA). The marker is in cast iron and shows a high-eagle helmet at the very top. VINTAGE: Circa...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1900 fireman's dress visor hat from the Concord, New Hampshire Fire Department, Old Fort Engine Company #2 which was a Hand Pump Engine in East Concord (one of the 3 'villages' that make up Concord: also West Concord and...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful circa 1890s fireman's grave marker from the Westbrook (Maine) Hook Company #The marker is in cast iron painted in a great old shade of red paint. VINTAGE: Circa 1890s. SIZE: Approximately 17" in height and 6" in...

ARTIFACT: This is an extremely rare circa late 1820s fire bucket named to T.(Thomas) B. Newhall of the Lynn Fire Club of Lynn, Massachusetts. The Newhalls were an old and prestigious Lynn family: Thomas B. was an attorney and founding member of the Lynn...