Early Wooden Fire Alarm Box

In original found condition, paint is faded, fire alarm looks to be complete with working inside mechanism, shows wear, 14.5"x10"x6", rated 8

GAMEWELL FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH STATION BOXEarly 20th CenturyMounted on a cast iron pole. Viewing by appointment only. Please call 508-385-3116 to schedule an appointment.Height 127".

EARLY 20TH C. JAPANESE WOODEN TEABURI HIBACHI Early 20th century Japanese teaburi hibachi. Wood construction. Five drawer design with copper fire box insert. Includes small wooden serving tray. Measur

Clean dial. Glass surrounding movement. Brass frame. Original wooden push button box. Alarm is working. Winds, sets and runs. Key included. Normal wear for such an early example. Condition:(Excellent)

A very nice restoration has been done throughout this Buffalo Fire Department Fire Alarm Telegraph Box. Box shows excellent condition red paint throughout the body with white hand painted lettering. A

A very nice restoration has been done to this Gamewell fire alarm telegraph station box showing excellent hand painted lettering throughout the face an excellent condition red paint. The backside show

A Gamewell fire alarm box made for Grand Central Terminal. "GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL FIRE ALARM" embossed in door in semi-circular arc. Cast bronze plate affixed to door reads "345". Gold lettering and

OAK CASE WITH BRASS BELL. MEASURES 15" L. UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All payments for purchases will be made through LiveAuc

A cast iron Gamewell lighted fire alarm box mounted on its original cast iron Greek Corinthian order post that would have been deployed on a street corner so it could be seen from multiple directions,

VINTAGE FIRE RELATED OBJECTS, INCLUDING FIRE ALARM BOX PIECES, 2 BELLS, SIGN, & CHROME SIREN WITH RED GLASS LENS. FROM OLD RHINEBECK, N.Y. GARAGE.

A nice example of this cast-iron Gamewell fire alarm box, showing restored external paint as well as restored internals showing its original mechanisms intact. Cast-iron box shows some minor areas of

Nice fire alarm box with cast iron post fittings and removable cast iron finial. Restored. 34" by 13". Very Good

antique firebox alarm restored a while back has scratches etc. complete and working see pic! 17 1/2" tall 12 1/2" widest point has orig lock but no key looks like lock was drilled but easy to find a r

Gamewell Fire Alarm Box. #424 Gamewell Co. Newton Mass. No Innards. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. All items are shipped either in house via USPS/UPS or will be sent to the Ken

FDNY Cast iron Fire Alarm Box Decorative Wall Art measures: 10"w x 6.25"d x 17"h

Chicago Cast Iron Still Box Fire Alarm Box Red painted exterior; together with a brass locomotive double action bell by Graham White, N.Y.C.S. railroad lantern with glass globe and brass sextant by W.

Cast iron Gamewell fire alarm box complete with the mechanism. Box is missing the number plate on the door

Fire Alarm Box. [Newton: The Gamewell Co., n.d.]. Painted cast iron fire alarm box with pull down door, and pull-down switch behind door. With key. Approximately 7 ½ x 5 x 13”. Minor rubbin

Fire Alarm Box. Gamewell, ca. 1930. Painted in the traditional red shade, with all internal components. Height 17”.

LOOKS COMPLETE. HAS SOME DISCOLORATION & CHIPS TO PAINT 17" X 12"

Original station fire alarm by Gamewell Co., cast iron and is colored in red. Affixed to the facade is a gold plaque with the number 21 embossed at the center, indicating the location the alarm was on

Group of 4 “Pull-Down” fire alarms and a fire alarm box, all mounted onto a segment of a telephone pole. Including: Fire Alarm Station. [Newton: The Gamewell Co., n.d.]. Painted metal box

Antique Cast Iron Fire Alarm Box 19 lbs, 11 x 9 x 4 1/2 Shipping in continental US $45.00 If shipping is $0 then buyer arranges pick up or shipping. Please ask any questions before bidding Good Luck!

This is a Gamewell fire alarm call box. The box is marked "Gamewell" and features a locking door with a pull down lever. The sides of the box are marked "Fire" and the lever is marked "Pat. Jan. 1, 19