2010 Colorado Firefighters Calendar
Featuring firefighters from around Colorado and created by Fired Up for Kids, a nonprofit organization that raises awareness and money for the Children’s Hospital. Proceeds from the calendar benefit the Children’s Hospital Burn Center.

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Burners Ablaze!
Heat up the kitchen with this 10"x7", 220+ page, limited edition soft cover cookbook.  The Denver Firefighters Museum presents tried and true firehouse recipes compiled from two previous Denver firefighter cookbooks. Historic photos from some of Denver's most memorable fires, apparatus, and fire stations provide a historic overview of firefighting in Denver.
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Denver in Flames
Wonderful book
by Denver author Dick Kreck
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Three small film clips covering the years from 1911 to about 1926 are shown on this DVD. It also includes a short written history for the years that the film covers, plus the years prior to 1911.

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 A gripping documentary from Academy Award winner Bill Couturie. From big city engine companies to small town volunteer fire department, this film takes you on an emotional journey that will forever change the way you think about firefighters. This film includes music from Bob Dylan, Talking Heads and other leading artists.

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Firefighting with
Henry’s Model T

The Model T Ford was officially introduced to the world in October 1908 and remained in production until May 1927. There were over 15, 000, 000 vehicles produced during that period and the Ford Motor Company continued to build engines and some parts for that vehicle until 1941. That production record held for many years and the impact that all those automobiles made in America has lasted even longer.

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This volume, first published over a century ago, includes more that 100 rare illustrations of 70 of these antique fire fighting vehicles—beginning with the very first steam fire engine, the ‘Novelty,’ built by George Braithwaite in London in 1829. Other intriguing, picturesque machines include Braithwaite’s ‘Comet,’ built for the King of Prussia in 1832; the Manhattan No. 8 of New York City, built by Lee & Larned; the Hurricane No. 13 of Philadelphia, by Chapman; the Northern Liberty No. 8 of Boston, by Jucket & Freeman; and many more.

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