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1983ref. 8000477Washington NJ: Washington Fire Department 1983. Bound in stiff red and white wraps. This is the 100th anniversary booklet on the Fire department.112 pp. Chock full of photos and the history of the department and the city in Warren County NJ. Rare only one copy on OCLC/Worldcat. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good/No Jacket - As Published. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Washington Fire Department Paperback
ref. B9780692513583Paperback / softback. New. paperback
1992ref. 58810ABBühl, Konkordia Verlag, 1992. 4° (30x23), 223 S., reich illustriert mit fotograf Aufnahmen, historischen Abb., Faksimiles, roter Oln mit goldPrägung mit OU, Umschlag minimal angerändert, kaum gelesen, fest sauber und gepflegt,
1994Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. Ex-library copy. 71 p., 15 color and b/w plts., 78 p. facs. in Ottoman script. 1782 yili yanginlari. [Harik risâlesi, 1196]. Edited by Hüsamettin Aksu.
1825ref. BK0033Bailey's Brook Nova Scotia 1825. Autograph letter signed "Geo. McLeod" to John Young Esq. Halifax. Stampless folded letter with manuscript "7 / Paid" rate "Post Paid" notation and a clear "POST OFFICE PICTOU / PAID" handstamp. Light filing folds; very good. A contemporary account of rural relief organized for survivors of the Great Miramichi Fire written only eighteen days after the disaster. George McLeod reports traveling personally through Bailey's Brook and the surrounding settlements to solicit provisions and clothing gathering approximately 230 bushels of potatoes together with "considerable articles of wearing apparel" for immediate shipment through Pictou: "I went yesterday in person through the small settlement of Bailey's Brook & its vicinity in quest of some aide for the sufferers & have the pleasure to say that the inhabitants individually contributed very liberally according to their ability. I this day received from them into my store about 230 bushels buntatoes sic & considerable articles of wearing apparel & much more could be obtained if time permitted." The letter is particularly revealing about the material circumstances of disaster relief in a cash-poor agricultural community. The residents had little money available and "nothing else at hand" as their grain had not yet been threshed and the lateness of the season required them to contribute whatever could be gathered and transported without delay-nonetheless they were "willing to give." McLeod notes that additional supplies had been collected at Merigomish and would be combined with those from Bailey's Brook sent to the committee at Pictou and forwarded onward to Miramichi. He also records keeping a list of the individual contributors and the articles supplied under each name. We find no other examples of documents or primary source materials relating to the disaster in commerce or in auction records. A focused primary document of one of the largest fires in early Canadian history with a detailed description of the mechanics of relief. . unknown
1825ref. BK0033Bailey's Brook Nova Scotia 1825. Autograph letter signed "Geo. McLeod" to John Young Esq. Halifax. Stampless folded letter with manuscript "7 / Paid" rate "Post Paid" notation and a clear "POST OFFICE PICTOU / PAID" handstamp. Light filing folds; very good. A contemporary account of rural relief organized for survivors of the Great Miramichi Fire written only eighteen days after the disaster. George McLeod reports traveling personally through Bailey's Brook and the surrounding settlements to solicit provisions and clothing gathering approximately 230 bushels of potatoes together with "considerable articles of wearing apparel" for immediate shipment through Pictou: "I went yesterday in person through the small settlement of Bailey's Brook & its vicinity in quest of some aide for the sufferers & have the pleasure to say that the inhabitants individually contributed very liberally according to their ability. I this day received from them into my store about 230 bushels buntatoes sic & considerable articles of wearing apparel & much more could be obtained if time permitted." The letter is particularly revealing about the material circumstances of disaster relief in a cash-poor agricultural community. The residents had little money available and "nothing else at hand" as their grain had not yet been threshed and the lateness of the season required them to contribute whatever could be gathered and transported without delay-nonetheless they were "willing to give." McLeod notes that additional supplies had been collected at Merigomish and would be combined with those from Bailey's Brook sent to the committee at Pictou and forwarded onward to Miramichi. He also records keeping a list of the individual contributors and the articles supplied under each name. We find no other examples of documents or primary source materials relating to the disaster in commerce or in auction records. A focused primary document of one of the largest fires in early Canadian history with a detailed description of the mechanics of relief. . unknown books
ref. 129064aafLa Chaux-De-Fonds, Imprimerie Nationale Suisse, 1894, in-8vo, VII + 514 p., + 12 ill. n./b., + 2 plans, cartonnage original, charnière partiellement décollée du dos, ex. légèrement usé.
1908ref. 232131908. Chelsea fire real photo postcard archive documenting the destruction of civic religious medical and financial institutions in Chelsea outside of Boston Massachusetts after the November 1908 fire one of the most destructive urban fires in early twentieth century New England. This collection displays not only the ruined architecture but on the functions that had to be reestablished after the fire including places of worship schooling banking and medical care. Not only do these images display a developing New England city in ruins but the involvement of the surrounding community that was left displaced to pick up the pieces. Photo archive of 12 silver gelatin real photo postcards each 3" x 5.5" Chelsea Massachusetts circa 1908. The cards show skeletal masonry walls roofless church towers leveled residential blocks ash fields and streets lined with stripped tree trunks and scattered debris. Printed captions identify multiple sites including "Ruins of Unitarian Church Chelsea Mass." "Universalist Church Fourth & Chestnut St." "Ruins of Fay School Chelsea Mass." "Ruins of Public Library" "Central Church from Broadway Chelsea Mass." "Ruins of Williams School & First Universalist Church Chelsea Mass." and "Remains of Frost Hospital." Several views are wide panoramas taken from elevated ground or across open lots showing block after block reduced to foundations and chimneys while others isolate single institutional buildings left standing as shells. Human figures appear throughout as scale markers and witnesses with pedestrians moving through cleared streets and one especially important card showing uniformed cadets and coast artillery guards with rifles outside the Chelsea Savings Bank. The Great Chelsea Fire burned through a substantial section of the city in 1908 and displaced thousands making it one of the most destructive urban fires in New England in its period. These postcards preserve the public facing record created immediately after the disaster when churches schools hospitals libraries and banks were photographed not as isolated ruins but as essential parts of a city whose institutional framework had to be defended and rebuilt. Some edge and corner wear; minor toning. Overall very good condition. A concentrated record of urban destruction emergency security and civic reconstruction in Chelsea Massachusetts. unknown
1908ref. 232131908. Chelsea fire real photo postcard archive documenting the destruction of civic religious medical and financial institutions in Chelsea outside of Boston Massachusetts after the November 1908 fire one of the most destructive urban fires in early twentieth century New England. This collection displays not only the ruined architecture but on the functions that had to be reestablished after the fire including places of worship schooling banking and medical care. Not only do these images display a developing New England city in ruins but the involvement of the surrounding community that was left displaced to pick up the pieces. Photo archive of 12 silver gelatin real photo postcards each 3" x 5.5" Chelsea Massachusetts circa 1908. The cards show skeletal masonry walls roofless church towers leveled residential blocks ash fields and streets lined with stripped tree trunks and scattered debris. Printed captions identify multiple sites including "Ruins of Unitarian Church Chelsea Mass." "Universalist Church Fourth & Chestnut St." "Ruins of Fay School Chelsea Mass." "Ruins of Public Library" "Central Church from Broadway Chelsea Mass." "Ruins of Williams School & First Universalist Church Chelsea Mass." and "Remains of Frost Hospital." Several views are wide panoramas taken from elevated ground or across open lots showing block after block reduced to foundations and chimneys while others isolate single institutional buildings left standing as shells. Human figures appear throughout as scale markers and witnesses with pedestrians moving through cleared streets and one especially important card showing uniformed cadets and coast artillery guards with rifles outside the Chelsea Savings Bank. The Great Chelsea Fire burned through a substantial section of the city in 1908 and displaced thousands making it one of the most destructive urban fires in New England in its period. These postcards preserve the public facing record created immediately after the disaster when churches schools hospitals libraries and banks were photographed not as isolated ruins but as essential parts of a city whose institutional framework had to be defended and rebuilt. Some edge and corner wear; minor toning. Overall very good condition. A concentrated record of urban destruction emergency security and civic reconstruction in Chelsea Massachusetts. unknown books
1964ref. 2080502106600159Kumamoto Prefecture 1964. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Kumamoto Prefecture paperback
2013ref. 9781628256716The 2013 NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code is a comprehensive textbook published by the National Fire Protection Association NFPA in 2013. This 416-page trade paperback covers important topics in fire science specifically focusing on fire alarm and signaling systems. It is a valuable resource for education and reference providing essential information for students and professionals in the field. Written in English and authored by the NFPA this textbook is a must-have for anyone interested in fire protection and safety. National Fire Protection Association paperback
2013ref. 143101426006Natl Fire Protection Assn 2013. paperback. Good. 8x0x10. good condition has only a few pages of written markings light wear to corners and edges has dust jacket where applicable ships same or next business day Natl Fire Protection Assn paperback
ref. DADAX1455908932Cengage Learning 2014-10-28. 1. paperback. New. 8.50x1.25x11.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Cengage Learning paperback
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ref. 1455908932.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
ref. C440317097National Fire Protection Association 2015-01-01. hardcover. Acceptable. 11x8x1. WATER DAMAGEREADABLE. National Fire Protection Association hardcover
2017ref. SKU1717611National Fire Protection Association 2017. paperback. New. 10x8x0. New Book Ships with Tracking National Fire Protection Association paperback
ref. 1455914843.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
ref. SKU0061929National Fire Protection Association 2017-01-01. Hardcover. Good. Textbook May Have Highlights Notes and/or Underlining BOOK ONLY-NO ACCESS CODE NO CD Ships with Tracking National Fire Protection Association hardcover
2021ref. 9781628256722The 2021 NEC NFPA 101 Life Safety Code Paperback is a textbook focused on safety codes related to life safety systems. It is part of the NEC NFPA 101 series published by the National Fire Protection Association. The book is written in English and is targeted at adult learners and those in further education. With a focus on safety-related topics this textbook is a valuable resource for those studying and working in the field of life safety systems. National Fire Protection Association paperback
ref. 37063Rotterdam, N.V. Bikkers, 1915 27 pagina's, met een goudkleurig touwtje samengehouden in een perkamenten map, 195 x 275mm, zilveropdruk en decoratief zijden lint, z/w illustratie over volledige platen.
ref. Möller, TomIn Pristine Condition. unknown
1988ref. 2110502150312568National Fire Service Association 1988. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 National Fire Service Association paperback
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