(10) Pieces of Massachusetts Fire Memorabilia

To include: (A) Period framed lithograph of a Hunneman and Company Boston fire pumper. Sight size: 12 1/4″ high x 16″ wide. In period carved wooden frame measuring: 18″ high x 22 1/2″ wide. (B) Period framed lithograph of Steamer 30. 1872. Sight size: 14″ high x 21″ wide. In a period frame measuring: 17″ high x 24″ wide. (C) Currier and Ives colored lithograph depicting a fire rescue scene and membership certificate for James McGlone as an honorary member of Hose Company No. 3, Natick Fire Department. Signed by Edward H. Glavin, Foreman and Henry Morse, Clerk. Dated 1892. Sight size: 20″ high x 15″ wide. In a period carved wooden frame measuring: 30 1/4″ high x 24 1/4″ wide. (D) Framed period photograph of Ladder Company No. 3, Natick. Sight size: 7 /12″ high x 9 1/4″ wide. In period wooden frame measuring: 15 1/2″ high x 18 1/2″ wide. (E) Unframed photograph of a horse drawn fire company wagon responding to a fire with RH White Company Furniture. Warehouse in the rear. Boston Ladder Company No 3. 1919. 8″ high x 10″ wide. Mounted on cardboard backing measuring 11″ high x 14″ wide. (F) Brass fire alarm badge. Wellesley, MA. 2″ high x 1 3/4″ wide. (G) Bass Fire Hose Company No. 3 badge. 2″ high x 1 3/4″ wide. (H) Framed period photograph depicting Leverich Fire Department Apparatus Works, New York. Shows an iron skeleton body truck – City Truck No. 1. Sight size: 10 1/2″ high x 16″ wide. In a frame measuring 16″ high x 22 1/2″ wide. (I) Framed period photograph of Hose Company No. 2, Hudson, Massachusetts standing in front of a horse drawn wagon. Presented to Hose Company No. 3, Natick, Massachusetts. All the firemen in the photo are listed on the side. Sight size: 15 3/4″ high x 19 1/2″ wide. In carved wooden gesso frame measuring: 26 1/2″ high x 30 1/2″ wide. (J) Bound journal of the Eureka Hose Company, Natick, Massachusetts, Ladder No. 3. Outlining minutes of various annual meetings, a log of responses to fires and outlines articles of the Company. Runs from October 6, 1875 to April 7, 1890. Journal also includes two handwritten documents outlining the constitution of the Eureka Hose Company No. 3. 10 1/2″ high x 8″ wide. (A) Image shows some staining. Frame shows substantial wear. (B) Image shows some tanning. Frame shows wear. (C) Good condition with some tanning in borders. Frame shows slight wear. (D) Image is in good condition. Frame is badly damaged. (E) Matting shows wear and glue residue. (F) Good condition. (G) Good condition. (H) Image shows staining, discoloration and creasing. Frame is in poor condition. (I) Image shows some tanning, foxing and discoloration. Frame is in poor condition and missing gesso. (J) Rear section shows possible missing pages.