Monday, July 7, 2014

1945 Bickle-Seagrave Pumper

 Old fire truck

Last Friday my husband stopped for coffee and in the parking lot sat this fabulous old pumper!  Isn't it a beauty?

 Sign on the passenger side of the pumper

 Nozzle and fire extinguisher

 Knobs and gadgets

Light and bell


I wasn't the only one interested in this treasure, as you can see.

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60 comments:

  1. This is a blast from the past for me. The Township Of Scarborough hasn't been around since 1954.

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  2. what a treat to photograph! Carole, at snaphappyonline.blogspot.com

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  3. Oh now that is truly a beauty. Glad you are out and about the two of you. Hug B

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  4. Great find! I'm glad it has been returned to pristine condition. WOW! Thanks for joining in.

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  5. What a fab fire engine. It reminds me of a few years ago when Stouffville hosted an antique fire truck parade along Main St and fireman's games... I think I have a video on VHS tape of the parade. YoungerSon was just a toddler.

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  6. Great shots of antique firetrucks! At our recent 4th of July parade there were many proudly displayed. Have a great day. Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  7. Really wonderful this old car and a big surprise !
    Best regards, Synnöve

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  8. she is a beauty.. i like the fire extinguisher.. and the little boy

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  9. I would have been right up there with this little guy.

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  10. Polished to a T and well admired!

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  11. PS - Is this template new? I like it!

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  12. What a beauty. Someone is taking great care of it.

    Darla

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  13. On it's way to a classic car show somewhere I bet EG, what a fab treat to come across unexpectedly ..

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  14. That truck is a few years older than I am but looks a whole lot better.

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  15. How cool to see this old fire vehicle restored. Loved all your photos.

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  16. Very beautiful. There is just something about fire engines!

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  17. EG camera girl???
    --> Have a look (if you like) to the online dictionary dict.cc what (the abbreviation) EG stands for in German! Deadweight, first floor, ... ;-)
    --> http://www.dict.cc/?s=EG

    By the way: Great photographs of your old fire engine!

    Regards from Germany,
    Uwe.

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  18. That's a real beautiful old truck. I can see why it draws attention!

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  19. Such a nice looking fire truck! It seems to be in a great condition.

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  20. so very cool, i am attracted to it as well!!!!

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  21. What a beauty! That last shot is adorable!

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  22. It's wonderful that it's being taken care of and placed where people can enjoy it. The red color looks great against the blue sky!

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  23. the little boy is too cute. they have such a creative wonder within in their person at that age. love that. we adults need some more of that. ( :

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  24. It is a beauty indeed, and it looks like it is being cared for so well.

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  25. What a jewel. Your photos tell the whole wonderful story.

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  26. Dear Father Christmas. I've been very, very good all year, and I would like... :-) It's gorgeous!

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  27. That's a wonderful fire engine.

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  28. Sweet … looks like your husband is a kid at heart and much like the little boy you have pictured when it comes to fire trucks. :)

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  29. I posted a pic of the exact same fire truck in 2012 when it was part of the St Patrick's Day parade here! It was getting a lot of attention then too.

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  30. Awww, that little boy is just precious. What a great old fire truck!

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  31. Gorgeous fire truck love the shot of the little boy.

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  32. This is a real beauty. It makes me realize I've never seen a fire truck that hasn't gleamed with love and attention. (I especially love your last shot here.)

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  33. Wow that is great! The little boy is cute. The red shows up so pretty! You need to post on Red Wednesday!
    BTW thank you for coming by my
    Blue Monday post. I cracked up with the yellow one with the horse too!
    Have a great week,
    Sherry

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  34. Wow ! great shots of the vintage Fire Truck ~ for OWT

    artmusedog and carol (A Creatie Harbor)

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  35. Wow ! great shots of the vintage Fire Truck ~ for OWT

    artmusedog and carol (A Creatie Harbor)

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  36. It is a cool old firetruck. We usually see some like this in the 4th of July parades.. I love the last shot, very cute! Have a happy week!

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  37. Oh, I love these shots of the old firetruck, EG!! How terrific that it's been "saved" for people to enjoy!! And your captures are terrific as always! Have a great week!

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  38. That's the same year I was born. Wish a wash and a shine would make me look this good!

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  39. That one is nicely taken care of.

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  40. That is a beauty of a firetruck! Love the photo of the little boy looking at it.

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  41. that is a beauty. must be the one brought to school's show and tell.

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  42. It is a spic and span shiny red treasure, blast from the past. Love the images!

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  43. She is gorgeous! So shiny, just amazingly well kept up! The little boy is so darn cute ... isn't that just typical (he really does want to drive it!).

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  44. Love that old fire truck! Great photos!

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  45. Love that last shot of the curious child impressed with the fire truck.

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  46. What a find! Especially with all he fixtures polished so bright and shinny.

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  47. how cool, love the fire extinguisher and that last photo with the little boy is so sweet :)

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  48. Wowzer- my 4 grand boys would have been all over that in a heartbeat!

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  49. Wow; BEAUTIFUL shots of fire engine♡♡♡ I had a warm smile with the last shot, EG♪

    Sending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

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  50. Oh yeah! It's a beauty...
    It must be a lot of work to keep this piece of history looking so nice. Very nice photos...

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  51. And the thing that catches my eyes is the little boy's outfit!

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