Horse-drawn fire engine

Made:: 1875-1885 in London

maker:: Merryweather and Sons Limited

Horse-drawn fire engine, North Eastern Railway, built by Merryweather, London, ex Gateshead Works. Probably the 'Montreal' model, c.1880.

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Category:: Road Vehicles (Railway)

Object Number:: 1999-7212

type:: fire engine

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Horse-drawn fire engine

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