John Olson Remsen Fire Dept #5 Leather Helmet 19th c.

(19th c) "Hose 2" 7 1/2 x 5 inches

FINE EARLY CHAPMAN STEAMER LEATHER FIRE HELMET #1, C. 1860 SIGNED JOHN OLSON CO. (OWNER NAMED W. DECKER)

FINE EARLY CHAPMAN STEAMER LEATHER FIRE HELMET #1, C. 1860 SIGNED JOHN OLSON CO. (OWNER NAMED J. McDOWELL)

CHOICE CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMET19th CenturyPainted white. High eagle holder grasps a shield depicting horse-drawn steam fire engine.Height 9.5”. Provenance:The Collection of Chuck and Jan Delu

TWO LEATHER FIRE HELMET SHIELDS19th CenturyOne black and one red.Heights 7.5”. Provenance:The Collection of Chuck and Jan Deluca.

NEWBURGH VOLUNTEER FIRE ASSOC. LEATHER HELMET, 19TH C.

TWO LEATHER FIRE HELMETS19th CenturyPainted black. Eagle shield holders, one holding a "Plymouth H & L" shield. Lengths 13".Lengths 13".

RARE PAINTED LEATHER FIRE HELMET SHIELD19th Century“1st Asst. Engineer F.W.G.” around a medallion of three crossed trumpets and a fire panoply.Height 8”. Provenance:The Collection of

RARE PAINTED LEATHER FIRE HELMET SHIELD19th Century“Chief G.W.D.” around a horse-drawn steam fire engine.Height 8”. Provenance:The Collection of Chuck and Jan Deluca.

EARLY CAIRNS BROS. LEATHER FIRE HELMET #212-4233, 19TH C.

EARLY CAIRNS LEATHER FIRE HELMETSouth Weymouth, Massachusetts, 19th CenturyHigh eagle holder grasps a brass shield.Length 14".

one "Wilson" Waterbury CT, chief engineer, the other Niagara/Nashua. Largest: 9" high, 13 1/2" wide, 10" deep. Losses, wear, soiling, use and age wear. Provenance: Property from a Woodbury CT Estate.

A 19th C. leather fire helmet from Fame Fire Co., out of West Chester, PA. Manufactured by Cairns & Brother, dated 1838. With eagle finial.

RARE PRESENTATION FIRE HELMET19th CenturyPainted white. High eagle holder grasps a shield depicting a horse-drawn wagon and “Asst. Engineer Kearney Fire Dept. E.H. King”. Silver badge mark

German or Prussian Leather Fire helmet with finely detailed brass mounts. Some lining missing, chinstrap present, some rivets missing. front emblem missing. 8" Tall, 10" deep, 7" wide.

Antique Leather Fire Helmet with Front Shield that says Engine 3 LFD - The F has worn off. Front Shield holder is in the shape of an Eagle. Embossed Design around the rim. Made by John Olson Co. NYC.

Late 19th to early 20th century black leather fireman's / fire chief's No. 1 helmet, signed Clinton WPB, with embossed brass eagle attached to a leather badge with the number "1" over crossed ladders,

Wonderful 19th century Columbia NY fire department display of cabinet photos. There are 51 4" by 6" cabinet photos of fire department personnel, 39 of which are holding their fire helmets and or horns

St.Johnsburg NY Fire Dept. Leather Helmet Shield. measures 6 1/4" tall and 5" wide

A German 'Pickelhaube' spiked helmet, made of leather and copper, 19th century. Dimensions: (L: 22,5 x W: 19 x H: 21 cm)

Two leather fire buckets, pails, 19th Century, 9.5" & 12" tall, smaller bucket is metal covered in leather, larger bucket is all leather

DESCRIPTION: Seven leather-bound 19th century school books. Includes: 1) "Practical Arithmetick in Four Books" by John Gough. Printed by Warner & Hanna in 1803. For the use of schools. 6-5/8" x 4-1/4"

Titled: ''The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog'', London, J. Harris, 1805, first edition, with 15 full-color engravings, within a later gilt leather binding, 5'' H x 4.125'' W x 0.12

Cairnes leather fire hat dated 1869. Excellent condition. H 9-5/8" L 14-3/8". Please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7crzynwmpeeav0e/AABYgbABlZwUynGkjx0tho2Na?dl=0