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An advertisement from 1893 for Marryweathers hand fire-engines, a device which doubles up as both a fire extinguisher and plant watering machine. The illustration shows a maid extinguishing flames billowing from parlour curtains

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1893 Billowing Curtains Device Doubles Engines Extinguisher Extinguishing Flames Maid Parlour Pump Watering 14th January


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Step back in time with this illustration from January 14, 1893, showcasing the ingenious Marryweather's hand fire-engines. This remarkable device, a fusion of innovation and necessity, served a dual purpose as both a fire extinguisher and a plant watering machine. The illustration depicts a maid in period attire, poised to extinguish billowing flames that threaten the elegance of a Victorian parlour. The curtains, once a symbol of refinement, now engulfed in smoke and fire, are a stark reminder of the potential danger lurking in the background. Yet, amidst the chaos, hope is at hand. The maid, with unwavering determination, holds the Marryweather's hand fire-engine. The engine, a compact and portable device, is a testament to the engineering prowess of the era. Its intricate design, with a hose and nozzle, allows the maid to direct the water stream precisely where it is needed. The water pump, sourced from the same device, is an added bonus. Once the flames have been extinguished, the maid can switch gears and use the same engine to water the plants, ensuring they thrive even in the midst of an emergency. This advertisement, published in the Illustrated London News, highlights the importance of being prepared for unexpected calamities. The Marryweather's hand fire-engine, a symbol of the past, continues to inspire awe and admiration for its innovative design and practical application.

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