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Early fire extinguishers (late 1800s) were little more than chemical-filled glass balls or ‘grenades’ which could be thrown at a fire. If they survived to the present they can be quite beautiful and valuable. In the 1900s, they were replaced by pump-type brass and copper extinguishers produced in large quantities (e.g. ‘Elkhart’), of which far more have survived.
Old H.D. Hudson Fire Extingisher
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