
1936 Ford Fire Engine With a rugged commercial chassis, a powerful flathead V-8, and an affordable price tag, the 1936 Ford Fire Engine was the perfect choice for small Depression-era communities. This dependable truck proved to be a great investment for Lemoore, California, where it served faithfully for over three decades. Purchased by the Woodside Fire Protection District and used for parades and public relations after its retire- ment, “Woodside 36” was called back into service once in the late 1970s when the town’s in-service engine wouldn’t start. Responding valiantly, the old engine quickly extinguished the blaze. Sold to a private collector in 1989, it has now been restored and is often seen at special events throughout the San Francisco Bay area. Robert Hurlburt
Fire Brigade
Hallmark Keepsake Artist
10th in the series.
- Artist: Robert Hurlburt
- Released: 2012 (Ornament Premiere)
- Retail Price: $19.95 USA/$24.99 CAN
- Material(s): plastic
- Dimensions: 1.75” w. x 1.625” h. x 4.5” d.
- SKU: QX8204
- Produced in: China
- Production Date(s):
Each ornament in this series highlights a different vintage fire engine.

Description
10th in the series.
On ornament: Woodside, and Engine Co. 36
- Artist: Robert Hurlburt
- Released: 2012 (Ornament Premiere)
- Retail Price: $19.95 USA/$24.99 CAN
- Material(s): plastic
- Dimensions: 1.75” w. x 1.625” h. x 4.5” d.
- SKU: QX8204
- Produced in: China
- Production Date(s):
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