Fire Alarm

This highly collectible cottage style Gamewell fire Masterbox is unrestored and in its original condition, except for the 1930s-1940s Western Electric phone which has been converted ...

Surface-mounted signal switch used to sound the alarm in the event of a fire hazard. Information placed on the front of the switch: "In the event of a fire, break the glass and press...

The silvered dial with Roman numerals is signed Léze R. de la Paix 19 and is placed in a guilloche engraved fire-gilt brass mask. Below in this mask there are subsidiay dials for the...

Quartersawn Oak Gamewell Fire Alarm Indicator box, circa 1888. Made by the Gamewell Fire Alarm Company of New York used in fire houses to indicate the fire alarm box number pulled fo...

Outside of clocks they also produced fire alarms, telephones, loudspeakers and many other electrical items.

Outside of clocks they also produced fire alarms, telephones, loudspeakers and many other electrical items.

Outside of clocks they also produced fire alarms, telephones, loudspeakers and many other electrical items.

Outside of clocks they also produced fire alarms, telephones, loudspeakers and many other electrical items.

Today, the use of fire-retardant materials, automatic fire doors, ship-wide fire alarms, and greater attention to fire drills and procedures resulted directly from the Morro Castle d...

Someone better pull the fire alarm because these club chairs are SMOKIN’ HOT!!!!

Known for their precision-engineered bells, fire alarms, and electric clocks, Gents became synonymous with reliable timekeeping.

Known for their precision-engineered bells, fire alarms, and electric clocks, Gents became synonymous with reliable timekeeping.

Outside of clocks they also produced fire alarms, telephones, loudspeakers and many other electrical items.

One of Benjamin's most notable products was their series of non-contact fire alarm horns, introduced in the early 1920s.

One of Benjamin's most notable products was their series of non-contact fire alarm horns, introduced in the early 1920s.

Known for their precision-engineered bells, fire alarms, and electric clocks, Gents became synonymous with reliable timekeeping.

The move to 445 West 30th Street in 1888 would result in a permanent headquarters for the Runkels, where a factory remained into the 1930s; it was rebuilt after a three-alarm fire in...

Beyond their use in temples, tsurigane also became deeply integrated into everyday life during the Edo period, serving as time signals for towns and as alarms for fires and other eme...

Beyond their use in temples, tsurigane also became deeply integrated into everyday life during the Edo period, serving as time signals for towns and as alarms for fires and other eme...

20th century, American, Fire Alarm Indicator housed in an oak case with a 15" brass bell, manufactured by the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company of New York.

Wonderful old fire alarm boxes converted into lamps. Priced individually.

Rendered in a naive manner, this folk art painting depicts a sleepy eyed woman next to a fire alarm beacon topped with a red globe against the backdrop of a city and a stormy sky abo...

Who doesn't want to be a fireman and slide down the brass pole. You can be you own fire chief and choose whether it is a one or three alarm fire and train your own recruits.

Early 20th century game well fire alarm box. This circa 1920 box would have been attached to a pole or the exterior of a building.

An original 1930s German signboard informing about the assembly point in the event of a fire alarm. Construction: Pressed convex steel sheet covered with two-colored enamel.

Iconic New York red painted electric fire alarm box. Great for a collector of interesting vintage New York City memorabilia it's also just simply a beautiful object.