Fire Trucks prints This collection of four vintage firefighting patent prints spans the evolution of fire engine technology from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. It includes detailed technical illustrations of iconic inventions that revolutionized fire response and emergency services:Chemical Fire Engine (1872) – Invented by Jerome B. Stillson and John A. Kley of Chicago, this design introduced chemical suppression to the firefighting toolkit.Extension Fire Ladder and Truck (1894) – Patented by Alexander B. Cairnes, this ladder system improved firefighter reach and mobility during urban emergencies.Steam Fire Engine (1896) – Designed by John B. Tarr, this innovation brought steam power to firefighting, increasing pressure and reach.Motorized Fire Engine (1912) – Invented by Harry W. Eisenbise, this early automotive fire truck marked a turning point from horse-drawn to gasoline-powered emergency vehicles. All prints are created on premium, museum grade, acid-free paper. We exclusively use archival, cold ink pigmentation ensuring many generations will be able to enjoy this high quality artwork. Sizes, backgrounds and optional frames are selectable through the menus to the right of the product images. Full information on frames and prints click on the tabs above or see product information. product info Background options White Bright white photo paper with a mat finish. Archival grade and acid free. Linen A subtle color with a light pattern with the look and feel of old parchment. Antique Distressed vintage finish giving the look of an antique document Chalkboard A dark grey complete with delicate scratches. All graphic and writing is reversed to white. Blueprint A dark blue with a light geometric patter found on blueprints. Graphic and writing is reversed to white. Please leave this field emptyCreate your own set 2 items 25% off 3 items 30% off 4 items 35% off Discounts automatically applied in cart or checkout If you would like to keep up to date on our latest promotions sign up bellow. We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info. Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.
