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Leo E. Duliba & Tom W. Shand
Softcover
128 pages
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Young Fire Equipment: 1932-1991 Photo Archive
$36.95
This is the first and only book on Young Fire Equipment, a previously unpublished area. Throughout its 60-year history, Young was in the forefront of fire apparatus innovation. Both the fire service and fire apparatus historians have always recognized Young as a leader in design style and uniqueness. The company even produced three full-custom designs that were unique to the Young name. Fire enthusiasts of all kinds will want to add this distinct piece of fire apparatus history to their libraries.
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| Weight | 0.600 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.6 × 26.0 × 1.00 cm |
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