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  • Engine Company No. 6, 1279 West Temple Street, Los Angeles

    Engine Company No. 6, 1279 West Temple Street, Los Angeles

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    View of firefighters and fire engine trucks in the driveway of Los Angeles Fire Department Engine Company No. 6 located at 1279 West Temple Street in Los Angeles, California.

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  • These are to certify that Arch. Montieth has been nominated and elected an active member of Albany Engine Co. No. 1

    These are to certify that Arch. Montieth has been nominated and elected an active member of Albany Engine Co. No. 1

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    Image of a firefighter's membership certificate from the Albany Engine Co. No. 1 of Albany, Oregon, made out in manuscript to Archibald Monteith on June 3, 1875, and surrounded by vignettes of firefighters including a firefighter fighting a fire with a fire hose; a firefighter on a ladder rescuing a young girl; a firefighter with a speaking trumpet standing in a street pointing towards a fire; and an eye-level view of a city street with a burning building and ruins with a steam fire engine, hose carriage, firemen, and utility poles in the foreground; the certificate is bordered by images of fire hydrants, ladders, hoses, and preventers.

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  • Trucks at Los Angeles Creamery. 1925

    Trucks at Los Angeles Creamery. 1925

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    Three trucks with drivers are parked in front of the Los Angeles Creamery Co. "Penhall Bros." is painted on the front of each truck, then repeated on the sides with "Westminster Orange Co." They are parked perpendicular to the sidewalk, facing away from the creamery.

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  • Hibernia Fire Engine Company, No. 1 of Philadelphia. Instituted 1752. Assembling for parade, October 5th. 1857

    Hibernia Fire Engine Company, No. 1 of Philadelphia. Instituted 1752. Assembling for parade, October 5th. 1857

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    Image of an eye-level street view of the exterior of the four-story firehouse of the Hibernia Fire Engine Company No. 1 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with firefighters standing in the street wearing top hats, uniforms, and green capes decorated with an image of an American eagle and the letters "F" and "A"; some hold speaking trumpets, a trumpet, and fire ax; the firemen stand around a small dog, fire hose carriage, and green double-deck manual fire engine decorated with images of an American eagle, an angel, and a goddess next to an eagle on the center condenser case; children sit on a brick wall next to the station and spectators look out from the windows of neighboring building; the firehouse has an American flag on the roof and the labels "Hibernia," "Instituted 1752," and "Incorporated 1841" on the front and a large "1" on the side.

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  • Rumsey's Blackville Fire Brigade : Rumsey & Co. Ltd manufacturers of pump-hand fire engines hook & ladder trucks etc. Seneca Falls, N.Y

    Rumsey's Blackville Fire Brigade : Rumsey & Co. Ltd manufacturers of pump-hand fire engines hook & ladder trucks etc. Seneca Falls, N.Y

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    Image of an outdoor scene with caricatures of black firefighters pulling a hook and ladder truck with hand buckets that itself carries a manual fire engine pulled by additional firemen, towards a fire at a dilapidated cabin labeled "Hotel D'Afrique" with African American guests in their pajamas fleeing the burning building and running towards a lake; individual caricatures include a man drinking liquor from a bottle, guests escaping from a tree, a man with a banjo, a woman with the words "El Mardi" on her nightdress, men carrying a chicken, pig and stove, men trying to pull a mule while one wields a baseball bat, and a dog attached to a wooden barrel; a sign above the hotel door reads "Table D'Hote" and "Not responsible for money and jewels not left in the safe" and the fire truck has the label "Manufactured by Rumsey & Co. Ltd Seneca Falls New York."

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  • Los Angeles Fire Department Engine #14 at full speed on a city street,  ca. 1910

    Los Angeles Fire Department Engine #14 at full speed on a city street, ca. 1910

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    A view of a black horse and a white horse hooked to a small fire truck with a driver and a fireman holding on behind.

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