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                    <![CDATA[Gerald W Bell Antiques and Auctions is pleased to present an exceptional estate auction in Brewer, Maine, featuring an outstanding, lifetime collection of historic firefighting memorabilia and unique antiques. This curated event offers a rare opportunity for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts to acquire verified pieces of fire service history, ranging from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century.
 Among the premier highlights of this sale is an impressive selection of authentic leather firefighter helmets, including a vintage white leather Captain's helmet with "SBFD" lettering and a trio of heavily patinated helmets from SWHFD Engine 1. Collectors will also find an antique painted leather fire bucket with a hand-painted monogram, a diverse assortment of vintage brass and copper playpipe nozzles, and a Badger's copper fire extinguisher beautifully converted into a custom table lamp. The collection also features historical photography, including a framed photograph of the Brewer Fire Department Dirigo Hose 3 Running Team, antique cabinet cards, and a framed shadow box displaying international fire service badges from Italy, Holland, New Zealand, and England.
 In addition to the firefighting memorabilia, the sale includes unique collectibles such as vintage fire engine cards, historical postcards, cast iron toys, and a large, impressive specimen of a petrified wood log. We accept cash and major credit cards for your convenience. Please join us for this unique event; dates, times, and specific location details are listed below.
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