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[[London County Council|LCC Metropolitan Fire brigade]].
[[London County Council|LCC Metropolitan Fire brigade]].


Successor to the [[London Fire Engine Establishment|London Metropolitan Fire Brigade]]
Successor to the [[London Fire Engine Establishment|London Fire Brigade]]
   
   
1903 Engine. Built to a design by Commander Wells R.N. and based at Carmelite Steet station. Has three speeds and can travel from twelve to thirty mph.
1903 Engine. Built to a design by Commander Wells R.N. and based at Carmelite Steet station. Has three speeds and can travel from twelve to thirty mph.

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1903.
1911. "Cedes" First-Aid Van.
1914. 2 Cedes first aid vehicles beside (centre) a petrol engined vehicle
1914. Cedes chassis.
1939. Headquarters, Lambeth.

LCC Metropolitan Fire brigade.

Successor to the London Fire Brigade

1903 Engine. Built to a design by Commander Wells R.N. and based at Carmelite Steet station. Has three speeds and can travel from twelve to thirty mph.


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