Fireman - The fire box Photograph by Mike Savad

Fireman - The fire box

by Mike Savad

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Framed Print

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Tapestry

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Throw Pillow

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Fleece Blanket

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Jigsaw Puzzle

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Yoga Mat

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iPhone Case

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Title

Fireman - The fire box

Artist

Mike Savad

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Photograph - Hdr Photography

Description

Younger folk probably don't know what this thing is. And I kind of know because I have seen them before. This is a fire box, before everyone had cell phones, or even pay phones, they had fire boxes. If you saw a fire, you would open the door, pull the lever, a light would turn on, and a call would be made to the fire department. In those days people were a little more honest, they probably didn't pull them for fun like they would know.

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January 26th, 2012

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Comments (28)

Ukrainian Artists

Amazing photo, Mike! Congratulations on your sale!

Masha Batkova

Congratulations on your sale!

Shoal Hollingsworth

Congratulations on your sale!

Maria Keady

Congrats on your sale!!

Az Jackson

Congratulations on your well-deserved sale!

John M Bailey

Congratulations on your newest sale Mike! :)

Az Jackson

Congratulations on your wonderful sale.

John M Bailey

Congratulations on your latest sale Mike! :)

Stamp City

Congrats on your recent sale!

Nina Prommer

congrats!

Lori Amway

My sister in law just had one redone for my brother. He has been a fireman for 40 years.. She even found the sheet that listed where all the boxes were located. You have some very nice images. Good luck!

Lyric Lucas

Congratulations on your sale! I have one of those from my old neighborhood.

Veronica Minozzi

Congratulations Mike!

Reid Callaway

Congrats on your sale!..........Carry On!

Prajakta P

Your work is really amazing & inspiring !

Pamela Walrath

Beautiful image!

Rachel Counts

My dad inherited this firebox from his dad after he passed away last month. He was a fireman for 47 years, 34 years of that spent as the fire chief of his town where my dad grew up. It makes me think of my grandfather with such great pride and obviously, the loss is still fresh so I feel sad when I look at this too.