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Evacuation - World War Two - Children Safer in the CountryEvacuation - World War Two - Children are Safer in the Country.... leave them there. Governement advice recommending children stay away from the big cities and targets of the bombers. circa 1942
LCC-LFB Fireman in his fire kit with new cork helmetA London fireman in his fire kit, including the new style compressed cork helmet with its LFB crest, which replaced the traditional brass helmets used since the days of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Swans in TransitSwans in a boat, being transported from the River Thames to safer waters, during Henley Regatta time. Date: 1960s
Dunlop wire wheel advertAn advert for Dunlop wire wheels. A new type of wheel for the time which had a unique locking system, they were seen as a safer option for motorcars. Date: 1912
SATIRE ON STEAMBOATSAn early steamship, which like a giant kettle has built up too much pressure and exploded throwing its unwitting passengers overboard. The rowing boat appears safer. Date: circa 1830
LCC-LFB A motorised Dennis pump escapeThe adoption of motorised fire engines by the LFB led to a reduction in the number of stations required. A report produced in the 1920s recommended the closure of some 15 fire stations
LCC-LFB Change from brass to cork fire helmetsA significant landmark when on 14 July 1934 the LFB started to replace its traditional brass helmet with a new compressed cork design. It would be four years before the changeover was completed
LCC-LFB motorised pump-escape with pneumatic tyresThe London Fire Brigade introduced Dennis dual purpose appliances which were fitted with pneumatic tyres, making fire engines faster and safer
The safer choice. Illustration shows William Jennings Bryan and William H. Taft standing aboard a ship applying for the job of First Mate to Captain Uncle Sam
The Horrors of PeaceThree soldiers home on leave during World War I, with wounds discover to their surprise that, compared to a hair-raising motor car ride with their lady companion driver
Softer LandingsLanding the aircraft is the most dangerous part of a flight, but steps can be taken to make it safer