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• Also, not all of the ship's fire buckets could be found during the fire.
• About 15 interior windows also were shattered, and sand from a fire bucket was strewn across the floor.
• Once the car is finished, the fire buckets, lanterns, oilers, tools and all the rest will be exhibited.
• On discovering his snare stand was also missing, he resorted to resting the drum on an upturned fire bucket.
• The rest, including leather helmets, fire buckets, speaking trumpets, uniforms, banners and more, has been warehoused at the Heritage Society.
• In addition to portraits and landscapes, Ames'surviving accounts books indicated he painted miniatures, carriages, fire buckets, fences, mirror frames, and furniture.
• Exhibits include examples of early leather fire buckets, an 1808 fire drum, the oldest surviving fire engine in Cincinnati, and an 1836 hand pumper.
• One of the fire company's first requirements was that each member purchase a fire bucket to be kept ready for emergencies at all times.
• Another program feature for boys was the war canoes in which boys went in the lake in two canoes with fire buckets but no paddles.
• When, again, he went searching for food and drink, Szpilman managed to find some crusts of bread to eat and a fire bucket full of water.
• As Paul leaves the theater, he finds his own gun tossed into a fire bucket full of water and immediately knows that his wife committed the murder.
• Normally, they are hung on dedicated fire bucket stands and placed in prominent positions in rooms or corridors, next to ovens or barbecues, and in government accommodation such as army barrack blocks.
• In fact, one memory that remains vivid in my mind is of a fan being given the old fire bucket treatment, being tossed unceremoniously from cop to cop to cop to exit.
• "Back in those days, " he remembers, " a person could buy little fire buckets for a couple of dollars; a lot of leather helmets cost $ 3 to $ 4 apiece ."
• Each person must create fire in a fire bucket on one side of a scale, then by adding water to another bucket with a hole in it, tilt the scale to raise the fire bucket to light a fuse.
• Each person must create fire in a fire bucket on one side of a scale, then by adding water to another bucket with a hole in it, tilt the scale to raise the fire bucket to light a fuse.
• The sale, with items from mainly one owner, includes antique firefighting toys, a real 1905 hand-pulled steam-powered fire engine that resembles a Rube Goldberg contraption, hand-painted leather fire buckets, daguerreotypes of 19th-century firemen, and lots of hardware : brass nozzles, lanterns, primitive extinguishers.
• The rest of his 19th-century firefighter memorabilia _ a fireman's parade hat, painted leather fire buckets, a brass trumpet, a miniature ax and a spiffy brass, leather and wood model of a hose reeler _ were displayed at home in the library and living room.
• Also on view are early-19th-century leather fire buckets; hand-held alarm rattles and muffin bells, used to alert the public to fire danger; and speaking trumpets, horns used by officers who ran ahead of the pumper and needed a means of shouting orders over the roar of a fire.
• Canasta then threateningly orders Daffy " two of his usual ", a drink made of various poisons and toxic materials like cobra fang juice, hydrogen bitters and old panther ( so hot that when two ice cubes are put in it, the ice cubes jump out, yelping and bouncing into a fire bucket to cool off ).