Keystone State Relics

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Old Tanker 19



1973 Chevrolet/4 Guys

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Summerdale Fire Company of East Pennsboro Township. Company 20.



Old Brush 20



1967 Jeep

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Old Canteen 20

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Old Engine 1-20



1959 American LaFrance

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Old Engine 20



International

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Old Engine 2-20



1969 American LaFrance







Given to the township, then given to Company 18, Citizens Fire Company No. 1 of Enola.

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Old Engine 20



1977 Chevrolet/Hamrley

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Creekside Fire Company of East Pennsboro Township. Company 21.



Old Engine 21

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Old Engine 21



1947 L-Model Mack

X-Engine 16, Pleasant View Fire Company of Harrisburg.

Now owned by Dave Houseal.

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Las picture for today.



Old Engine 21



1961 C-Model Mack

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Old Engine 20



1977 Chevrolet/Hamrley

Did this rig later serve Thompsontown?

[Guest]

Not to nitpick, but don't any of your photos have photographers names on them ? For example, posts # 2221,2224, and 2226 were taken by either myself, Dave Bowen, Ken Bacon, or John Floyd back in February of 1992. I'm guessing that you bought these at a Harrisburg muster off 1 of us, since 3 of us have sold photos there in past years... just like to see some credit, when and if possible.

Warren Jenkins

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Did this rig later serve Thompsontown?

Curiosity got the best of me, so I dug out the pic and compared them. Here's the Chevy C-65/Hamerly from Thompsontown, the former Engine 82-1. BTW, it's a 1000/500. Is it the same rig? What do you guys think? <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/stirpot.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

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I'm pretty sure Thompsontown bought theres new. EMS 12 could tell you for sure.

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Thompsontown and Summerdale are two different rigs.

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Thanks to the Shoops for the confirmation. I had pretty-much determined that they were, in fact, two different rigs, but they are very similar. Most of the differences are cosmetic and could have been changed during a refurb, but the biggie was that the Summerdale rig has five-spoked wheels and the Thompsontown rig has six-spoked wheels.

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Ok back to Dauphin County for today.



Liberty Hose Company No. 1 of Williamstown. Company 24



Old Engine 24



1944 Hahn



They still use this as a parade piece.

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Old Engine 24-1



1973 Hahn



I heard that Les Mclure had bought and that it is stored in the old Riverside Station in Harrisburg City.







Picture by Carl "Pete" Moyer

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Next is the Halifax and Community Fire Company. They used to be Company 25. In August of 1994 they merged with the Powell's Valley Fire Company to make the current Halifax Fire Department.



Old Engine 25



1928 American LaFrance

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