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2000réf. x-0415146984Routledge 2000. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 336 pages. 8.75x5.75x0.75 inches. Routledge hardcover
2010réf. SONG0879397683International Fire Service Training Association 2022-01-01. paperback. Used: Good. 11.00x8.50x0.75. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. International Fire Service Training Association paperback
1962réf. 2090602128802744Japan Firefighting Association 1962. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 book Japan Firefighting Association paperback
2019réf. 572822Delmar Cengage Learning November 2019. Hardcover . Used - Acceptable. Moderate edge and cover wear with unmarked pages. Domestic orders shipped with USPS tracking numbers. Delmar Cengage Learning hardcover
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1984réf. 043363Toronto: Toronto Fire Department 1984. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Clean With Some Surface Scratches. Large Elephant Folio Red Boars With The Gold Medallion At The Front.- Specializing in academic collectible and historically significant providing the utmost quality and customer service satisfaction. For any questions feel free to email us. Toronto Fire Department hardcover
2011réf. 2081502111907943Chinese book office 2011. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 986p Size: B5 hardcover book Chinese book office paperback
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1849réf. 70885Chester Co. PA 1849. Stitched sheets 30 cm. 36 pp. in ink first and last pages detached some chipping around edges a tender copy. Old staining to gutters extending into the text occasionally obscuring some words on the first few leaves else in a clear clerical hand. Manuscript notes a record of the meetings of the Board of Managers for this Fire Insurance Company from Sept. 23 1846 to Oct. 15 1849. A close look at the inner workings of a small local fire insurance company. The first entry called a meeting of the Board of Managers at the house of Jacob E. Parke Downington and recorded the names of the members including Morris Cope Solomon Lukens Davis Hoopes Morris Whitson Jno. Templeton Charles Downing Joseph M. Thompson Joseph Hickman Bernard also spelled Baynard Way William P. Townsend and David Wilson. This is followed by a long list of 21 names and locations of the persons appointed receivers for the coming year. The Treasurer Joseph M. Thompson gave "instructions to receivers" for collecting payment of dues for depositing those fees in a secure banking institution and for accurate reporting of the payments to the company. For their efforts they were to deduct a one percent commission on their collections. The notes also record officers' salaries and the payments to committee members appointed to fix premiums of one dollar a day plus 5 cents a mile for travel. Over the course of the other meeting notes mention is made of the claims of several of the insured for payments for fire damage to dwellings barns and businesses. In January 1847 Rebecca W. Lukens received $25 "to be distributed among the persons who were usefully active in extinguishing the fire in the rolling Mill of said R.W. Lukens sometime ago." Louis Bachman of North Coventry Township Wm. McCullough of Cecil Co. and Jacob Emery of Salisbury Township all recovered claims for partial damage to their dwellings in these years. One case related to the loss of Hayes Clark's Cotton Factory was disputed because he had not paid the initial interest due on his policy before a conflagration took the entire operation on Doe Run. Details of the dispute resurface in several meetings. The company eventually paid his claim. The meeting notes also established premium amounts for various structures rating buildings as first second third and fourth class; differentiating between costs to insure stone or brick barns and those built of wood; and accounting for variations in types of businesses insured including cabinet makers smith shops taverns and book sellers. An end of the year financial accounting for 1847 reported 2194 perpetual policies issued and advance amounts of money thereon as $3788.64. In 1848 premiums were adjusted for property situated within 200 yards of any railroad on which locomotives ran. A long list of increases in premium rates for affected dwellings and businesses followed. In January 1849 a resolution was passed to make alterations to one of the company's fire proof safes to make it capable of holding copies of their insurance policies. John Smith Futhey in his book "History of Chester County Pennsylvania with Genealogical and Biographical Sketches" Phila. PA: 1881 p.391 describes the history of this fire insurance company. Chartered by the Pennsylvania Legislature on April 21 1840 it was organized that May with Joseph M. Thompson as President Enoch Harlan as secretary and Amos Fredd as treasurer. It began issuing policies of five years duration members being assessed to meet losses occuring each insurer being a member. At the end of the five years the company proving successful perpetual policies began to be issued substituting for the "first or five-year ones. To furnish insurance at the lowest possible cost has been the aim of the company and its success in that direction is perhaps without a parallel in the history of fire insurance." In an article in The Jeffersonian newspaper of Jan. 25 1848 the "Report of the Board of Managers of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Chester Co." appears with details of the company's finances. The company "went into operation" in 1840 and had since paid out over $26000 for losses by fire. It also stated that if things continued as they had been going they estimated they would soon be able to reduce the annual payment due from members from 6% "to such less percentage as may be deemed sufficient. unknown
1849réf. 70885Chester Co. PA 1849. Stitched sheets 30 cm. 36 pp. in ink first and last pages detached some chipping around edges a tender copy. Old staining to gutters extending into the text occasionally obscuring some words on the first few leaves else in a clear clerical hand. Manuscript notes a record of the meetings of the Board of Managers for this Fire Insurance Company from Sept. 23 1846 to Oct. 15 1849. A close look at the inner workings of a small local fire insurance company. The first entry called a meeting of the Board of Managers at the house of Jacob E. Parke Downington and recorded the names of the members including Morris Cope Solomon Lukens Davis Hoopes Morris Whitson Jno. Templeton Charles Downing Joseph M. Thompson Joseph Hickman Bernard also spelled Baynard Way William P. Townsend and David Wilson. This is followed by a long list of 21 names and locations of the persons appointed receivers for the coming year. The Treasurer Joseph M. Thompson gave "instructions to receivers" for collecting payment of dues for depositing those fees in a secure banking institution and for accurate reporting of the payments to the company. For their efforts they were to deduct a one percent commission on their collections. The notes also record officers' salaries and the payments to committee members appointed to fix premiums of one dollar a day plus 5 cents a mile for travel. Over the course of the other meeting notes mention is made of the claims of several of the insured for payments for fire damage to dwellings barns and businesses. In January 1847 Rebecca W. Lukens received $25 "to be distributed among the persons who were usefully active in extinguishing the fire in the rolling Mill of said R.W. Lukens sometime ago." Louis Bachman of North Coventry Township Wm. McCullough of Cecil Co. and Jacob Emery of Salisbury Township all recovered claims for partial damage to their dwellings in these years. One case related to the loss of Hayes Clark's Cotton Factory was disputed because he had not paid the initial interest due on his policy before a conflagration took the entire operation on Doe Run. Details of the dispute resurface in several meetings. The company eventually paid his claim. The meeting notes also established premium amounts for various structures rating buildings as first second third and fourth class; differentiating between costs to insure stone or brick barns and those built of wood; and accounting for variations in types of businesses insured including cabinet makers smith shops taverns and book sellers. An end of the year financial accounting for 1847 reported 2194 perpetual policies issued and advance amounts of money thereon as $3788.64. In 1848 premiums were adjusted for property situated within 200 yards of any railroad on which locomotives ran. A long list of increases in premium rates for affected dwellings and businesses followed. In January 1849 a resolution was passed to make alterations to one of the company's fire proof safes to make it capable of holding copies of their insurance policies. John Smith Futhey in his book "History of Chester County Pennsylvania with Genealogical and Biographical Sketches" Phila. PA: 1881 p.391 describes the history of this fire insurance company. Chartered by the Pennsylvania Legislature on April 21 1840 it was organized that May with Joseph M. Thompson as President Enoch Harlan as secretary and Amos Fredd as treasurer. It began issuing policies of five years duration members being assessed to meet losses occuring each insurer being a member. At the end of the five years the company proving successful perpetual policies began to be issued substituting for the "first or five-year ones. To furnish insurance at the lowest possible cost has been the aim of the company and its success in that direction is perhaps without a parallel in the history of fire insurance." In an article in The Jeffersonian newspaper of Jan. 25 1848 the "Report of the Board of Managers of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Chester Co." appears with details of the company's finances. The company "went into operation" in 1840 and had since paid out over $26000 for losses by fire. It also stated that if things continued as they had been going they estimated they would soon be able to reduce the annual payment due from members from 6% "to such less percentage as may be deemed sufficient. unknown books
1918réf. 24878Cupples & Leon New York 1918. HBDJ 1918 1st. Edition 1st Printing Pretext lists Thru This Title Original Dust jacket is POOR CONDITION AS-IS with Tatters and Numerous Mended tears and taped on inside of front cover DJ Yet Most of Front DJ Complete. Light edge Stain to Beige Illustrated Beige Brown & Blue Sky Cloth cover of Beautiful Girl in Milatary Attire with White Ambulance behind & Airplane in Sky . Rubbing to edges hinge gutters and spine. Firm binding strong hinges. Interior Clean text light wear Fox few dogears. 204 pages B/W illustrated ADS IN BACK Thru Jack of Pony Express. GOOD Condition Cover light chipping along Hinge & on Spine Cvr Scuffing tiny holes yet Titles Illustration INTACT DJ spine haslong piece out & chips spine Ends DJ yet only affected is TH In THE BACK DJ tiny edge chips light soil Wear lists Dorothy Dales Series thru Engagement. Large mended Tear Nicely Done is across DJ. 8 vo. . in RARE Color DustJacket of Girl wearing Red Lipstick in MilitaryBrown Skirt Coat & Round Hat & Red Tie Walking From White Red Cross Ambulance behind her with 2 other Girls in Uniform in Field. As a Result of their Splendid Work in the Motor Corps The Kahki Girls receive the honor of an opportunity to drive with the Ambulance Corps in France. After a most eventful & hazardous crossing of the Atlantic they arrive in France & are Assigned to a station behind the Lines. Constantly in Range of Enemy Shrapnel out in all kinds of Weather Tearing over ShellTorn Roads & Dodging Boche patrols all go to make up the days Work & Bring Them many Exciting Adventures. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Cupples & Leon, New York hardcover
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2022réf. mon0000018916National Fire Protection Associa 12/7/2022 8:00:00 AM. hardcover. Good. 3.4300 14.2100 13.3900. May contain some writing/highlighting. Cover shows wear from normal use. Supplemental materials such as CDs or access codes are not included unless otherwise noted.rn National Fire Protection Associa hardcover
