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Posted 2 years ago
Trent
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I picked this up the other day from a guy. He said it was his mother's friend. The copyright date on it is 1895, so it's very old. The book its self is still in descent condition. This will be on display in my collection of firefighting antiques for sure. It also was published by Firemen's Protective Association and was sold by the Robert Clarke Company. It is signed by a long time dispatcher for the department in the 1950's, so I don't think he's the original owner.This is definitely a collector's item.
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