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Notes and News - October 30, 2009

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THE 12572 FDNY TOWER LADDER 33 SEAGRAVE AERIALSCOPE

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Direct from the Bronx...

Code 3 Collectibles is proud to announce the newest in the FDNY line up, TOWER LADDER 33 from one of the busiest Companies in New York City. This Seagrave Aerialscope model has been updated to include a new and authentic bucket, rear light configuration, high side cabinets and other details that make it a fresh and new model for your collection.

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Tower Ladder 33 is from a Bronx company quartered with Engine 75 and Battalion 19, not to be missed as it will be joined by its mate Engine 75 in a few short weeks. The combination of the Ladder 33 and Engine 75 make a nice Battalion 19 Set.

Housekeeping: Due to the various rules and regulations governing the delivery of regular mail in foreign countries, Code 3 can no longer ship to PO Boxes in countries other than the USA. The cost of return mail and the lost packages have forced us to request an actual mailing ADDRESS. Please change your account to include a Street address with house or apartment number for shipments outside the USA. All International PO Box orders are on hold until the address info is supplied.

Thank you,

John H. Dunkel


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THE 2009 FIRE EXPO MACK PUMPER
The latest in the Firehouse Expo Series

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This is a Limited Edition of 1000 Units and will disappear quickly.


PAST TIME HOBBIES SPECIAL EDITION 2009

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Available exclusively from PAST TIME HOBBIES


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1/64th PROGRESS, PA ENGINE 321 MACK C PUMPER

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Engine 321 of the Progress, PA Fire Department has been an often requested model by Collectors and we have finally answered the call. This beautiful Mack model is a must have for your collection. The motto of the Progress, Pennsylvania Fire Department is OFTEN IMITATED NEVER DUPLICATED. That is until now with this new replica of the Engine 321 from the Progress Department joining the long list of replicas from Code 3 Collectibles as a companion piece the Ladder from Progress may soon join the engine in 64th scale.

Over the years of its existence, the Progress Fire Company has always done commendable work as a Firefighting unit in and around the community it serves. The members have always maintained good equipment and as trend and times demanded, new and additional equipment was added so that at present time the Company is one of the best manned and best equipped Firefighting organizations in the Central Pennsylvania area.


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1/64th OLD GLORY Flag Set

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NOTE: Truck not included

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This latest release from Code 3 is intended to enhance your entire collection.  Fire Departments around the country mount the American Flag in an expression of Patriotism and a sense of service to the American people they serve in their communities.  Now you can add Old Glory to your rigs too. In three styles, Full Furl, Flutter and Parade Rest the flags are rendered in 1/64th Scale and can be mounted wherever you want to display it.  12 Flags per set so you can decorate numerous models in your collection.


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1/64th COMMEMORATIVE EDITION FDNY CHIEF CASSANO ENGINE 31 MACK CF PUMPER

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Edition size:  2500

Scale:  1/64th

Size:  5”L X 1.5”W X  2”H

Release date:  October 2009

In retrospect, November of 1969 provided a variety of historical footnotes: Elvis Presley returned to the top of the music charts with the hit song Suspicious Minds, on the 19th, Apollo 12 would land on the moon as the second manned mission to the surface, and the conflict in Viet Nam was still very much undecided.

Another footnote to this 40th anniversary year of 1969 had to do with Salvatore Cassano, a young U.S. Army Veteran, who was appointed as a New York City Firefighter and instructed to report to the Division of training. Upon graduating “proby school” Cassano was assigned to Engine Company 31 in Lower Manhattan. January 24th of 1970 was his first day.

At the time, Engine 31 was housed in the quarters of Engine Company 7 and Ladder Company 1 at 100 Duane Street, but was soon relocated to share space with Engine Company 55. A short sprint away, Engine 31 found its home inside 363 Broome Street on February 26, 1970.

The apparatus assigned to Engine Company 31 prior to disbanding, was a 1962 Mack model C95F pumper with a 1000 gpm Waterous pump and a gasoline powered Mack Thermodyne engine. It was delivered to the FDNY on November 14, 1962 and placed in service originally as Engine Company 17 on January 16, 1963. The cost of this pumper was $20,949 and was one of 10 identical Mack pumpers delivered that year. It was replaced at Engine 17 in 1969 and then assigned to Engine Company 257, in Brooklyn, on June 16, 1969. It remained there until 1970 and reassigned to Engine Company 31 on May 19, 1970, replacing a 1954 Mack model 19LS 1000 gpm high-pressure open cab pumper that had been in service as Engine 31 from February 24, 1954 until May 19, 1970. That 1962 Mack remained at Engine 31 until they were disbanded on November 25, 1972 and was then used as a spare for a few years before assignment to the Division of Training on October 10, 1975. It was relinquished on September 13, 1976.

For a good 30 years, Engine 31 operated on 116 Leonard Street until moving, with Water Tower 1, on June 3, 1896, to an ornate new firehouse on the corner of Elm and White Street, Manhattan. Almost a decade later, on December 15, 1905, the official address of this building was changed to 87 Lafayette Street. At that time, it was the biggest and most expensive of all FDNY fire stations with  an exterior resembling an ancient castle, the interior constructed of Italian marble.


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FLAG WAVING TIME!


The NEW PATRIOT SERIES MODEL from IONA MCGREGOR, FLORIDA

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The Iona McGregor Engine 260 is a replica of the Sutphen Monarch.
This 2006 model has a Hale Pump with a 1500 GPM capability & 750 gallon tank along with 30 gallon Foam Tank.
The Cummings ISL 370 Horsepower engine is coupled with an Allison 3060 HD Transmission.
Engine 260 has a Full LED light package.

This model will not be around long!


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NOTICE TO ALL INTERNATIONAL CLUB  MEMBERS

Code 3 values your Membership and support.  However, CODE 3 does not and never has paid for the taxes and duty charges you may incur upon receiving the product.  All duty and taxes are the responsibility of the Collector upon receiving the product.


MORE MODELS IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP

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Order Now #12815 1/64 Hagerstown, MD 1966 Vintage Mack C Pumper

Order Now #12806 1/64 2008 Christmas Edition - Yonkers, NY ALF Engine 313

Order Now #12874 1/64 Patuxent River Oshkosh Crash T-3000

Order Now #12996 1/32 Chicago Luverne Pumper - Diamond Plate

Order Now #12996 1/32 FDNY Seagrave Ladder 10

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