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Vintage General Quick-aid Brass Fire Extinguisher With Bracket on 2040-parts.com

US $95.00
Location:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

This is an empty vintage brass fire extinguisher made by the General Fire Extinguisher Co. and it is  model 85HD.  It is the 1 qt. size and is about 14" long and comes with it's original mounting bracket which has a new coat of maroon   paint.  It has been polished and lacquered and as you can see in the pictures, it displays very well.  Someone did a lot of work on the website "vintagefe"  and that site states that General fire extinguishers were featured in Chris-Craft accessories from 1937 to 1960.  This would be the correct extinguisher for a 1954 - 1958 Chris-Craft boat. The extinguisher has NO dents and NO dings.  The T pump handle has a new coat of brass tone paint as when new and it moves in and out as designed.  The brass label retains nearly all of it's original paint, not bad for something  over 60+ years old. This would make a great addition to a collection or mounted on a vintage boat, car, or truck.  Please check out my other vintage fire extinguishers I have listed.

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