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The Camden Engine 10 – NEW 2026 Ten Spot Fire Patch is a collectible item that pays tribute to firefighting and rescue efforts. Featuring a historical design related to firefighting and rescue, this patch is a unique and nostalgic piece for collectors and enthusiasts. The patch likely holds special significance for those in the firefighting and rescue community, serving as a symbol of pride and dedication to their work.
The product is a new fire patch featuring the Magnolia, TX Station 189 The Outpost design, specifically focused on firefighting and rescue themes. This collectible item serves as historical memorabilia for those interested in firefighting and rescue operations in the United States. Perfect for collectors or individuals looking to add a unique piece to their collection related to firefighting and emergency services.
Vintage Sirenlite siren up for bid and sold as is. Old and original guaranteed. It has been tested and works. It is marked as shown. It’s very loud. Shows rust, wear and use as shown. The front motor cover is missing as shown. Barn fresh not cleaned. No returns, happy bidding! Buyer to pay actual shipping, payment due within three days. This is heavy weighs about 10.5 pounds. Notice the dents on the motor cover as shown and the missing front motor cover. Sold for collectible use. Look at photos to understand condition.
VINTAGE 1960s DIETZ 261 ROTATING RED LIGHT – 12 VOLTS Title describes it. Vintage 1960s Dietz 261 rotating red light. There is a slight crack in the lens (SEE PICS) and there are two wires sticking out of the bottom. It seems to originally be hardwired and mounted. The wires have been tested and it still rotates (SEE VIDEO). Unfortunately, the light is out so it will need a replacement bulb. It was originally purchased at an auction with various ambulance parts, so I believe it to originally be from one. Please message me if you have any questions.
The product is a vintage 1960s Dietz 261 rotating blue light, made in the United States in 1964. This 12-volt light is a collectible piece related to firefighting and rescue, representing a historical era of emergency response equipment. While not signed, it holds significance as a symbol of the evolution of emergency vehicles and their lighting systems in the mid-20th century. Does have 2 cracks in the blue plastic on opposite sides, see pictures.