ACG 797C
Hampshire Fire Brigade
Bedford TK
Seen here is bright red livery whereas originally it was painted a much darker shade of red. Was based in Gosport.

RGC 779
Auxiliary Fire Service
Bedford RLHZ
This Yellow Goddess was used in Northern Ireland, most recently in the early 2000s during firefighter strikes. The army were concerned that the vehicles would be attacked and so they were fitted with guards over the windows and locker handles were removed. The most obvious change was that there were painted yellow to distinguish them from other green military vehicles.

Shand, Mason & Co
This escape ladder was in service at Skelton Castle from 1930 to 1984. After this it was presented to Cleveland Country Fire Brigade for historical purposes and for preservation.

Sun Fire Office
This hand-drawn pump dates from around 1790. It was operated by the insurance company before the establishment of a fire service. Only properties that were insured through the company would be attended and fires extinguished.

R436 YDT
National Emergency Services Museum
Dennis Sabre / Carmichael
Ex-Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service and now preserved and part of the fleet of the National Emergency Services Museum in Sheffield