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Engine fitted for the TAI HE built by Govan Shipbuilders. Shown in I shop, East Hamilton Street works.
From the John G Kincaid & Co Ltd Collection
Records of John G Kincaid & Co Ltd held by Glasgow City Archives (www.csglasgow.org/services/Library_Services/The_Mitchell/...)
By chance I saw this vintage fire engine parked outside an auto spares store in Darwin. I stopped to take a few photos.
Robert McConkey is one of the men working on an engine that connected the two gasworks sites via a railway line that ran under the canal.
Image courtesy of D Fraser.
Hundreds of residents enjoyed getting up close to vintage vehicles when the ever-popular Fire Engine Rally rolled into Johnstone at the weekend.
Big crowds descended on Houstoun Square for a full afternoon of family fun as emergency vehicles old and new gathered in the town centre.
All photographs taken courtesy of Ian McDonald Photography for www.paisley.org.uk
Spare engine serving as Engine 154
2003 Seagrave
SP03046
Ex-Engine 90
This is the last engine to serve as Engine 154
This manual fire engine, on display at the Museum of Fire in Edinburgh, is one of the first hand pumps commissioned in 1824. Prior to the introduction of horses, it was pulled by the firefighters themselves, a highly dangerous undertaking when going downhill, as the engine had no breaks, resulting in many broken bones and even two deaths.
Cute little engine on a popcorn and roasted peanut cart.
The heat from the boiler pops the popcorn as well as roasts the peanuts, and the steam engine turns the barrel that the nuts roast in.
Spare Engine serving as Engine 166
2002 Seagrave
SP02020
Ex-Engine 241
Engine Company 166 Ladder Company 86
1400 Richmond Avenue