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Vintage Brass General Quick-aid Fire Extinguisher "1949 - 1952" Chris-craft" on 2040-parts.com

US $89.00
Location:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, US

Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
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This is a vintage EMPTY brass fire extinguisher made by The General Detroit Corp. and it is the Quick-Aid model 85. It is the 1qt. size and is about 14” long and comes with it's mounting bracket which has a new coat of maroon paint. This has been polished and lacquered. This has no dents and no dings and  as you can see in the pictures, it displays very well. The label still retains most of it's original paint. Someone did a lot of research on the web site www.vintagefe.com and that site states that General fire extinguishers were featured in Chris-Craft catalogs from 1937 thru 1960. This would be the correct model of extinguisher that would have gone a 1949 thru 1952 Chris-Craft boat. This would made a great addition to your vintage boat that needs that extra something.  Please check out my ebay store for other vintage fire extinguishers.

   

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