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Shan Mason
Steamer
circa
1890s
Horse
drawn steamer from
Tenbury.
This is a
horse
drawn
steamer pump. |
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Formerly
owned
by
the Home Office. Used during
the WWII
bombings
at
Cardiff and Port Talbot
docks. Reg.
1939.
Later
used at Caerphilly. |
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Fire
appliance
from
Ilkley,
Yorkshire. Donated on a
long term
lease
from
Fire Service College in
Moreton in
Marsh.
Reg
1939 |
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1934
Commer
Fire
Appliance.
Stationed
in
the
Armstrong
Sidley
Motorworks
in
Coventry.
It
was
the
only machine
available
to
attend
the initial
call
of
the
bombing of Coventry
Cathedral
during
WW2.
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Austin
Towing
vehicle
& fire personnel carrier.
Based in
Devon
and
served during the Bombing of WW2
in
Plymouth.
Towed
a Dennis trailer pump
at rear and
carried
6/8
men.
Registered
1941 |
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Green Goddess
bought
from
the
Home
Office. Served in Scotland. Kept
for use by
Army
during
strikes. WAFERS own 2
Green
Goddesses.
1950s.
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1970
Bedford
TK
Water Tender.
Served
Warwickshire
including
Kiddlington
Station.
3l
engine.
14,000
miles.
Purchased
straight off the
run -
did
not
need restoring. Fully
equipped. |
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Leyland Fire
Appliance.
Built
purposely
for Monsanto
Chemicals in
Newport.
Unusual
in that it
carried foam
not
water
to fight chemical fires.
Reg 1949.
Shown
at
a parade. |
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Bedford
SB
reg
1951. One of only 26 built
and
unique
as
it was built as a pump
rather
than
as
an escape vehicle. Served in Fort
Dunlop
in
Birmingham.
Owned and
restored by
Ray
Evans. |
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This
unique
vehicle
is a two thirds
scale
Datsun
van
which has been
converted
to
a
1939 Dennis Fire
appliance.
It
has
a water pump and
is used
for
children
to play with. |
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Land
Rover Fire
Appliance.
Formerly
based at BP
Llandarcy
and
donated
by BP. It has been fully
restored.
Reg
1989.
Used today
as
a
recovery vehicle by WAFERS.
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WAFERS
own
16
fire appliances, 5 trailer
pumps, 1
deluge
pump.
8/10 featherweight
pumps
and
4
hand pumps.
Our
Museum
shows
a selection of this
large
collection. |
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