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For old timer Tuesday we have this very early fire truck. Photo from Jesse Walter. 
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Sounds good to me. Waterous.
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None of the above. This is the first motorized apparatus build by this company. although they were best known for building fire trucks on others chassis.
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It doesn't look like anyone is going to get this. This small fire truck is a 1905 Howe, the "first gasoline automobile and hose wagon manufactured in this country". Howe was perhaps better known for building their apparatus on other's chassis, but they were truly pioneers in early fire trucks. Thanks to Jesse White for this brain buster. 
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