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Rover Owners Club display at the annual All British Day, The Kings School, North Parramatta, 15/9/2019. RW Photo
There was a false alarm in a restaurant across the road from where we were having coffee in Roanoke.
Making Wheels out of Fondant dyed Black. I used a Number 10 round tip to make the size I needed for the fire engine wheels.
Some Fire Engines at The Malpas Yesteryear Rally, September 2013
I think this must be a "Green Goddess" I recall hearing about on the news when the firemen go on strike
A two-alarm fire damaged the historic Tadich Grill today. The fire was quickly extinguished, and the Grill should be open for business again soon. There were no injuries.
Established in 1849, Tadich is San Francisco's oldest restaurant and one of the city's oldest businesses.
A two-alarm fire damaged the historic Tadich Grill today. The fire was quickly extinguished, and the Grill should be open for business again soon. There were no injuries.
Established in 1849, Tadich is San Francisco's oldest restaurant and one of the city's oldest businesses.
Reliance Fire Museum
Collinsville Illinois purchased this Ahrens Fox pumper in late 1924 and it was delivered in 1925. An example of the model J-S-4, it sports a six cylinder in line T-Head gasoline engine with the cylinders cast in pairs. The engine has a 4.75" bore and a 6.5" stroke. The pump is a four cylinder Ahrens Fox piston pump rated at 750 gallons per minute.
Collinsville utilized the truck until the early 1960's, at which time it was sold and wound up as a piece of playground equipment at a nursery school in St. Louis. Collector Larry Zotti located the truck in the 1990's and the Collinsville FD bought it back. Unable to get a restoration going, Larry bought it from them in 1996. The Reliance Fire Museum bought it from Larry in 2000.
Restoration began in 2009 and took 2 years and approximately 2000 man hours.