1928 Dennis Fire Engine print from an original pencil drawing. Unique railway gift It is then cut again

It is then cut again to a suitable size to make pens from

The pen features a gear selector type gate with lever which is used to extend the ink for writing

It was on the righthand side almost opposite the remaining Oak tree

Buckland Abbey wood pen

It was blow over and damaged in a storm in the winter of 2016/17

1928 Dennis Fire Engine print from an original pencil drawing. Unique railway gift It is then cut againFire engine This is a print of a pencil drawing taken form an original photograph. The original image was shot circa 1928 outside Hanley Fire station in Old Hall street Stoke on Trent. It is believed to be part of the publicity around the installation of pneumatic tyres onto the fire engine following the opening of the Michelin factory in the city in late 1927. The print run is limited to five hundred, each print is individually numbered and signed by