Description
This newly updated encyclopedia of fire engines from all over the world charts their history from Roman times to the super-advanced firefighting machines that we rely on today. An A-Z of fire engine manufacturers depicts each type, from General Motors in the USA and Metz in Germany, to Hino in Japan. There is documentation of early fires, including the Great Fire of London, and a section on modern-day fire brigades provides facts about training, uniforms and special rescue techniques. With 700 photographs, many depicting fire engines in action, this fabulous book is an essential history, identifier and source book of fire engines and firefighting.
About the Author
Neil Wallington worked as a professional firefighter for over 30 years. He was International President of the Institution of Fire Engineers, and has served on the Secretary of State's Fire Service Advisory Council. Neil now works as a fire security consultant in the UK and abroad
Book Information
ISBN 9780754835486
Author Neil Wallington
Format Hardback
Page Count 256
Imprint Lorenz Books
Publisher Anness Publishing
About the Author
Neil Wallington worked as a professional firefighter for over 30 years. He was International President of the Institution of Fire Engineers, and has served on the Secretary of State's Fire Service Advisory Council. Neil now works as a fire security consultant in the UK and abroad
Book Information
ISBN 9780754835486
Author Neil Wallington
Format Hardback
Page Count 256
Imprint Lorenz Books
Publisher Anness Publishing
