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Malones Photos
Old black and white photos of firefighters, steam engines, fires, WWII, and big band era.
History of Battalion Chief, John P. Howe, FDNY Malones Photos - Vintage black & white photos of late 19th century and Photos come borderless for easy framing. Corporate accounts welcome. We will send gift boxed with ribbon and gift card. PayPal is used for convenient ordering. We ship domestic & international.
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Photograph by Catherine Malone Photo by Catherine Malone,  Battalion Chief, John P. Howe dedicated his life as a firefighter in the New York City Fire Department. Howe born in Ireland, June 24, 1868 immigrated to the United States with his parents in 1873. In the twenty-three years serving the fire department, Howe was cited eleven times for bravery while receiving three medal awards. February 8, 1904 Howe proceeded with nine (double) New York Fire Engine Companies and One Hook and Ladder to Baltimore.Tthe New York Firefighters controlled the fire saving the city of Baltimore. Black and white photos of Chief Howe and other firefighters available, rescues, steam engines, fires, big band era and WWII. Photos are late 19th and early 20th century. Printed on white, gloss paper and enclosed in albaster mat with white core board. See catalog for size and price.   | Return Home | Contact Us | On-line Catalog | Our Services | Great Links | FAQ Page | Howe and Eleven Stars | |
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