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This book explores the history of the 300 Seagrave rear-mount aerial apparatus that served the New York City Fire Department. Featuring historic photographs, apparatus specifications, and service details, it’s a must-have for FDNY and Seagrave enthusiasts.
From Fire Apparatus Journal Publications comes a detailed look at the Seagrave rear-mount aerial apparatus that served the New York City Fire Department.
Beginning with New York City’s first Seagrave rear-mount, a demonstrator purchased from a trade show display floor in 1969, this book follows the history of these iconic apparatus and their lasting impact on the FDNY. Over the years, a total of 300 Seagrave rear-mounts served the department, becoming dependable workhorses during some of the busiest and most challenging years in New York City firefighting history.
Each Seagrave rear-mount model is featured with photographs, apparatus specifications, assignments, and historical details, providing an inside look at the evolution of these important ladder trucks and their service throughout the city.
Packed with color photographs and apparatus information, this publication is an excellent reference for FDNY enthusiasts, Seagrave collectors, and anyone interested in the history of New York City’s fire apparatus.
Add this piece of FDNY and Seagrave history to your collection today!
Book Details:
Author: John A. Calderone
Publisher: Fire Apparatus Journal
Publication Year: 2017
Size: 11″ x 8½”
40 pages
Color photographs
Softcover
