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The Benbros Dennis Fire Escape. available in red finish. Benbros 9 in detail...

The Budgie Merryweather Marquis Series III Fire Engine. available in red finish. Budgie 59 in detail...

The Budgie Merryweather Turn Table Ladder Fire Escape. available in red finish at 00 scale. Budgie 254 in detail...

The Corgi Hi-Speed Fire Engine. available in red finish. Corgi 703 in detail...

The Corgi Pathfinder Airport Crash Truck. Released in September 1974. The vehicle was based on one made by Chubb. available in red finish at 1:48 scale. Corgi 1103 in detail...

The Corgi Fire Escape Ladder. available in red finish. Corgi 1120 in detail...

The Corgi Simon Snorkel Escape Ladder. Dennis Escape Ladder Made from June 1977 to 1981. available in red finish at 1:48 scale. Corgi 1126 in detail...

The Corgi American LaFrance Aerial Ladder Fire Truck. Released in October 1968. available in red & white, red & chrome finish. Corgi 1143 in detail...

The Corgi Junior ERF Fire Engine. available in red finish. Corgi Junior 26 in detail...

The Corgi Junior ERF Fire Engine Water Tender. available in red finish. Corgi Junior 29 in detail...

The Corgi Junior Simon Snorkel. available in red finish. Corgi Junior 29 in detail...

The Corgi Junior Simon Snorkel Fire Engine. available in red & yellow finish. Corgi Junior 36 in detail...

The Corgi Junior Fire set. available in red, white, orange finish. Corgi Junior 3101 in detail...

The Crescent Toys Elevating Ladder Fire Engine. available in red finish. Crescent Toys 1221 in detail...

The Dinky Stream Lined Fire Engine. In April 1936, Dinky Toys introduced the Streamlined Fire Engine, 25h, which cost 9 pence. From May through to December, the Streamlined Fire Engine appeared in the Dinky Toys advert within the Meccano Magazine. In July, 1936, the model featured on the magazine's prestigious penultimate page where, at a time of almost no colour printing, the page was tinted blue to denote its importance.

In 1953, the model was re-introduced and throughout the summer of that year, the model was advertised in the Meccano Magazine at a cost of 2/11. Although renumbered 250, between 1953 and 1958, the model had smooth black tyres, which were eventually replaced with treaded tyres. The model had a tinplate ladder and brass bell, with the appliances rear fittings painted silver. The model was discontinued in 1962.

The actual fire engine was manufactured by Leyland, the 'Cub' design and chassis, with Merryweather 'Limousine' bodywork and a range of fittings. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, the Streamlined Fire Engine was popular with many brigades, including Bournemouth, London, Coventry, Stourbridge, Lancaster, Newcastle, Redcar and Carlisle. The vehicle was also exported to Austria.

Launched in 1936, re-issued in 1953, re-numbered in 1954 and deleted in 1962. available in red finish. Dinky 25h in detail...

The Dinky Stream Lined Fire Engine. Similar to No25H but with a slotted chassis and a folded tin plate forming the firemen that can be seen in the window openings. available in red finish. Dinky 25K in detail...

The Dinky Stream Lined Fire Engine. In April 1936, Dinky Toys introduced the Streamlined Fire Engine, 25h, which cost 9 pence. From May through to December, the Streamlined Fire Engine appeared in the Dinky Toys advert within the Meccano Magazine. In July, 1936, the model featured on the magazine's prestigious penultimate page where, at a time of almost no colour printing, the page was tinted blue to denote its importance.

In 1953, the model was re-introduced and throughout the summer of that year, the model was advertised in the Meccano Magazine at a cost of 2/11. Although renumbered 250, between 1953 and 1958, the model had smooth black tyres, which were eventually replaced with treaded tyres. The model had a tinplate ladder and brass bell, with the appliances rear fittings painted silver. The model was discontinued in 1962.

The actual fire engine was manufactured by Leyland, the 'Cub' design and chassis, with Merryweather 'Limousine' bodywork and a range of fittings. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, the Streamlined Fire Engine was popular with many brigades, including Bournemouth, London, Coventry, Stourbridge, Lancaster, Newcastle, Redcar and Carlisle. The vehicle was also exported to Austria.

Launched in 1936, re-issued in 1953, re-numbered in 1954 and deleted in 1962. available in red finish. Dinky 250 in detail...

The Dinky Fire Engine. Illustrated on the back cover of the November 1961 Meccano Magazine. available in red finish. Dinky 259 in detail...

The Dinky ERF Airport Fire Tender. available in yellow, red finish. Dinky 263 in detail...

The Dinky Airport Fire Tender. A Bedford fire appliance. available in red finish. Dinky 276 in detail...

The Dinky Emergency Services Gift Set. Produced 1963/4 this set consisted of Numbers 258, 263, 276 and 277 plus 9 figures. . Dinky 298 in detail...

The Dinky Fire Engine. Released Dec 1952 with a price of 9/4.This vehicle was based on a Commer chassis. By Jan 54 the dropped to 7/3. Renumbered 955 in Mar 54. Advertised in the February 1958 Meccano Magazine for 7/9. Issued with windows by Mar 60 with a consequent increase in price to 7/6 which had increased to 8/6 by May 61. Last appeared inn the May 69 catalogue, at 12/6. Also available as part of 957 Fire gift set with 257 and 956. available in red finish at 1:43 scale. Dinky 555 in detail...

The Dinky Fire Engine. Released December 1952 as No555 with a UK price of 9/4. January 1953 saw the price drop to 8/3, and again in April to 7/11. By September 1953 the price had again dropped to 7/3. Renumbered 955 in March 1954. June 1955 price increased to 7/6, and again in February 1958 to 7/9, but in January 1959 the price had gone down to 7/6. In 1960, windows were fitted to the model and in May 1961 the price had increased to 8/6, November 1961 8/7, May 1962 to 9/-, but in January 1964 the price had gone down to 8/11. January 1966 an increase to 9/11, July 1966 to 10/1, 1967 10/3, 1968 10/9, and May 1969, the last year that the model appeared in a sales catalogue to 12/6. Also available as part of 957 Fire gift set with 257 and 956. This example was supplied in a blue striped box marked Dinky Supertoys 955. The model featured an extending Ladder and the chassis was marked No555 available in red finish. Dinky 955 in detail...

The Dinky Turntable Fire Escape. This is the early Bedford version released in February 1958 and advertised on the back of that months Meccano Magazine. Later Versions were fitted with windows. Measurements are Overall length 185 mm and 363 mm with ladder extended. This version has no interior detail. available in red finish. Dinky 956 in detail...

The Dinky Berliet Turntable fire escape. 7 3/4in long and the ladder extended 14 3/4 in. Shown in Dinky catalogue No 6 May 1970 for 19/11. The previous Bedford version was replaced by this one, the French Berliet 568 renumbered 956 with different wheel hubs and different colours. As follows:- Metallic red with white back, white interior; Metallic red with white back, white interior, "Falck" issue; Red with black back, white interior; Red or metallic red ? with silver back, white interior. available in red finish. Dinky 956 in detail...

The Dinky Fire Service Set. Illustrated in the December 1959 Meccano Magazine this set consisted of No 955 Fire Engine, 965 Turntable Escape and 257 Fire Chiefs car. available in red finish. Dinky 957 in detail...

The Dinky Atlas Commercial Vehicles.. Dinky Atlas 006 in detail...

The Dinky Atlas Berliet Fire Tender. available in red finish. Dinky Atlas 32E in detail...

The French Dinky Turntable Ladder Fire Engine. Renumbered from 32D. available in red finish. French Dinky 899 in detail...

The Husky Simon Snorkel Fire Engine. available in red finish. Husky 36 in detail...

The Impy Fire Engine. A Merryweather vehicle with extending ladder and turntable. available in red finish. Impy 30 in detail...

The Impy Merryweather Fire Engine. available in red finish. Impy 130 in detail...

The Johillco Fire Engine. available in red finish. Johillco ? in detail...

The Lledo Emergency Vehicles. available in red blue & cream finish. Lledo ? in detail...

The Lledo Shand Mason Horse Drawn Fire Engine. The following versions were made:

• 000 - London
• 001 - Chicago
• 002 - Guildford
• 003 - Hong Kong
• 004 - GWR
• 005 - Lake City
• 006 - Philadelphia
• 007 - BIFBAC2
• 008 - London East Ham
• 009 - Carrow Works

The Lledo 1934 Dennis Fire Engine. There are a large number of different liveries for this Fire Engine:

• 000 - Luckhurst
• 001 - Cardiff
• 003 - Bermuda
• 004 - London
• 005 - Chelmsford
• 006 -
• 007 - Essex
• 008 - Ware
• 009 - Windsor
• 010 - Glasgow
• 011 - Boston
• 012 - Birmingham
• 013 - Bradford
• 014 - Hershey
• 015 - Manchester Fire Brigade
• 016 - West Ham
• 020 - Days Gone Collectors Club
• 021 - Hull
• 022 - Hamleys
• 024 - London
• 025 - Devon

The Lledo 1932 Dennis Fire Engine. The various markings of this van are:

• 000 - Edinburgh Fire Brigade
• 001 - Post Office Telephones
• 003 - Signals HQ
• 005 - BBC

The Lone Star Fire engine. available in red finish. Lone Star ? in detail...

The Lone Star Fire Engine. A Merryweather vehicle with extending ladder and turntable. available in red finish. Lone Star 30 in detail...

The Lone Star Merryweather Fire Engine.. Lone Star 130 in detail...

The Lone Star Fire engine. available in red finish. Lone Star 624 in detail...

The Marklin Magirus Fire Engine. available in red finish. Marklin 8023 in detail...

The Matchbox 40th Aniversary Collection. The set consisted of a Fire Engine, a Milk Cart, a Double Decker Bus, a Tractor and a Road Roller. . Matchbox ? in detail...

The Matchbox Dennis Fire Engine. There were two versions of this fire engine. The early version had a gap below the drivers legs. The later version also has a more prominent front bumper. available in red finish. Matchbox 9A in detail...

The Matchbox Dennis Fire Engine. There were two versions of this fire engine. The early (9A) version had a gap below the drivers legs. The later version also has a more prominent front bumper and the model number and description inside the body. available in red finish. Matchbox 9B in detail...

The Matchbox Merryweather Marquis Series III Fire Engine. available in red finish. Matchbox 9C in detail...

The Matchbox Fire Pumper. Shown in the 1969 catalogue badged with a Denver logo. available in red finish at 1:104 scale. Matchbox 29C in detail...

The Matchbox Land Rover Fire Truck. Rare versions have grey wheels and transfer lettering 'KENT FIRE BRIGADE'. Black wheeled versions have words on a paper label. Rear pump detail. available in red finish. Matchbox 57C in detail...

The Matchbox Alvis Foamite Crash Tender. available in red finish. Matchbox 63B in detail...

The Matchbox King Size Fire Tender. available in red finish. Matchbox King Size K-9 in detail...

The Matchbox King Size Merryweather Turntable Ladder. available in red finish. Matchbox King Size K-15 in detail...

The Matchbox Models of YesterYear Shand Mason Fire Engine. available in blue finish. Matchbox Models of YesterYear Y4 in detail...

The Matchbox Models of YesterYear Rolls Royce Fire Engine. available in red finish. Matchbox Models of YesterYear Y7 in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Snorkel Fire Engine. available in red finish. Matchbox Superfast 13C in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Snorkel Fire Engine. available in red, black finish. Matchbox Superfast 13C in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Fire Engine. available in red finish. Matchbox Superfast MB 18 in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Blaze Buster. Versions exist with a black ladder. available in red finish. Matchbox Superfast 22C in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Fire Pumper. This was a transitional model available with both regular and Superfast wheels. available in red finish at 1:104 scale. Matchbox Superfast 29A in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Merryweather Fire engine. made in about 1969. available in red finish. Matchbox Superfast 35A in detail...

The Matchbox Superfast Snorkel. available in red finish. Matchbox Superfast 65 in detail...

The Siku Ford Transit TSF Fire Engine. available in red finish. Siku V237 in detail...

The Siku Mercedes-Benz Metz 30h DL Fire Dept. Aerial Ladder. available in red finish. Siku V261 in detail...

The Siku Faun Metz Airport Crash Tender. available in red & white finish at 1:60 scale. Siku V332 in detail...

The Siku Lamborghini Espada 400 GT Fire. available in red finish. Siku V344 in detail...

The Siku Fire Engine. available in red finish. Siku 2819 in detail...

The Spot-On RAF Fire Service Land Rover. available in blue finish at 1:42 scale. Spot-On 415 in detail...

The Tekno Volkswagen. available in red finish. Tekno 408 in detail...

The Tekno Triangel Brandbil. available in red & black finish. Tekno 488 in detail...

The Tomica 30th Anniversary Set 1970 - 2000. The set consists of:

• Isuzu Truck, 1/67 scale, Issued under Nos. 35, 36 & 37...
• Mitsubishi FUSO Bus, 1/156, No. 41, Released 1974
• Nissan President, 1/67, No. 81, Period Tomica Logo on doors.
• Nissan Fairlady 240ZG, 1/60, No. 58, Released 1975
• Toyota Land Cruiser, 1/60, No. 2
• Nissan Diesel Fire Engine, 1/120, issued under Nos 22 & 43
• London Bus, 1/130, Released1977, No. F15
• Fiat X1/9, 1/59, F28, released 1977
• Mitsubishi FUSO Truck Series, 1/127, Issued under Nos. 11 & 20
• De Tomaso Pantera GTS, 1/61, No. 10, Released 1978
• Jaguar XJ-S, 1/67, No. 24, Released 1978
• Citroen H Truck, 1/71, No. F17, Released 1979
• Mercedes Benz 300SL, 1/63, No 13
• Daihatsu Midget, 1/50, No. 62
• Honda S800M, 1/51, No. 23
• Nissan Silvia, 1/61, No. 6
• Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-E.8, 1/65, No. 20
• Citroen 2CV, 1/57, No. 3
• Honda Civic, 1/58, No. 17
• Nissan Gloria Van (Fire Chief), 1/65, No. 47
• Mercedes Benz A Class, 1/57, No. 107, Released 1999
• Toyota Celica, 1/60, No. 96, Released 1999
• Mitsubishi FUSO Aero Queen Bus, 1/156, No. 1, Released 2000
• Toyota Vitz / Yaris, 1/57, No. 110, Released 1999

The Tomica Nissan Diesel Fire Engine. Issued under Nos. 22 & 43. Featured in Tomica's 30th Anniversary set. available in red finish at 1:120 scale. Tomica 22 in detail...

The Tomica Nissan Diesel Fire Engine. Issued under Nos. 22 & 43. Featured in Tomica's 30th Anniversary set. available in red finish at 1:120 scale. Tomica 43 in detail...

The Tomica Chemical Fire Truck. available in red finish at 1:90 scale. Tomica 94 in detail...

The Tootsietoy Fire Truck. The ladders that are same color as the wheels are missing. available in blue & Red finish. Tootsietoy 4652 in detail...

The Triang Minic Fire Engine. available in red finish. Triang Minic 62M in detail...

The Wiking Magirus DL 30 fire escape. (620-39) available in red finish at 1:87 scale. Wiking 620 in detail...