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HELMETS & HELMET SHIELDS
PRESENTATION SHIELDS
​Volunteer Department

Presentation Shields: leather

Presentation shields are large beautifully designed and decorated  "shield-shaped" leather pieces give from gifts from one Volunteer Company to another usually during visits and parades.
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From Stonington, CT to Passaic Engine Company 1 of Paterson
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Washington 1 of Brooklyn to Passaic 1 of Paterson -- NY City Fire Museum
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Newark Liberty 1 to Passaic 1 of Patertson -- NY City Fire Museum
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April 1861 Guardian
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Newark 11 to Neptune 2 of Paterson -- NY City Fire Museum
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Presentation shield from Volunteer Exempt and Veteran Firemans Son Assn of the City of New York to Paterson Engine Company 9
1888 Fireman's Parade Souvenir
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1888 - Washington Hook and Ladder 1 of Guttenburg NJ to Germania Hook and Ladder 2 of Paterson
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Assistant Chief Frank W King

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This leather fire helmet, now in the Smithsonian Museum, was made by Cairns & Brother of New York, New York  (before they moved to Clifton, NJ). This helmet was that of Frank W. King of Paterson, a Volunteer Assistant Chief Engineer from 1886-1888.  The presentation medallion on the rear brim was likely added sometime after is term expired in 1888. The leather helmet is painted white and has sixty-four combs with a high metal eagle finial mounted on the crown. The brim has a stamped scrolled border, with two hydrants flanking an emblem-shaped brass medallion in the rear that bears the engraving "Frank W. King, Ass't Chief Engineer, 1886-1888." The painted leather shield bears the text “ASS’T CHIEF/ENGINEER and his initials "FWK" and an image of a spider-type hose reel in the center. Frank W. King had been a member of the Hibernia Hose Co. No. 3 (which the painting depicts) and served as the company's secretary before his election to Assistant Chief Engineer, with its standard two years of service. He was a machinist by trade.
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Assistant Chief Samuel S Pounds

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This leather fire helmet, now in the Smithsonian Museum, was made by Cairns & Brother of New York, New York before they moved to Clifton, NJ. This helmet was likely presented to Samuel S. Pounds of Paterson, New Jersey after he finished his term as assistant chief engineer from 1884-1885.The leather helmet is painted white and has sixty-four combs with a high eagle finial mounted on the crown. The rear brim of this hat displays a stamped scrolled border, two embossed hexagonal hydrants with hoses, and an engraved plate that reads "presented" to "Samuel S. Pounds, Assistant Chief Engineer, P. F. D. 1884-1886." The leather frontpiece bears the text “ASS’T CHIEF ENGINEER and his initials "S.S.P." The shield has a painted image of a steam fire engine in the center. Samuel Pounds had previously been a member of the Lafayette Steam Fire Engine Company No. 8 on Wayne Avenue. He was a machinist by trade.
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Chief David I Turnbull

Chief Turnbull's helmet from his tenure as a Chief (1877-79) in the volunteer department. This white leather helmet has 24 combs, a high eagle finial, and a rear brim embossed with an image of a hoses, hooks, ladders, lamps, and horns. A metal medallion sits in the center of the image with the engraving “David I. Turnbull, appointed May 1, 1889.” The shield reads “CHIEF/D.I.T.” with a painted central image of a fire trumpet with a helmet perched on top and a variety of firefighting tools crossed behind the trumpet. David Turnbull also was appointed Chief Engineer by the Paterson aldermen, serving from May 1889 until May 1890, making him the first Chief Engineer of the paid department. The helmet is in the Smithsonian Museum collection
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Chief John  Stagg

This leather fire helmet was made by Cairns & Brother of New York, New York during the late19th century. The helmet consists of 64 combs and is painted white. There is an ivy vine scroll pattern around the brim and a small metal frontpiece on the rear brim that is engraved. A high eagle finial is mounted on the top of the helmet’s crown. The gold-painted leather shield has a central image of a steam powered fire engine, with the text “CHIEF/ENGINEER/P.F.D.” John Stagg served as Chief Engineer of the Volunteer Fire Department from 1887 thru 1888, and was made chief of the paid Paterson Fire Department in 1891. The helmet is in the Smithsonian Museum.
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January 2, 1948 Paterson News
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Chief Bartholomew Riley

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​Chief Riley served the Volunteer Department as Assistant Chief Engineer in 1875 and Chief Engineer 1879 and 1880. His helmet shield is from the Chief's term and depicts a hand pulled steam fire engine

Assistant Chief Peter Zeluff

 Peter Zeluff was a legendary Paterson fireman. He was an assistant chief in the Volunteer Department in 1883 and when the department went paid he became Superintendent of Fire Alarm and held that job for decades. He lived on the corner of Temple Street and North 9th street. In the picture below, his spectacular preserved helmet, now  at the Smithsonian is a 16 coomb helmet with high eagle finial and painting of what looks like Cataract Hose Company 2 which was quartered at the Godwin Ave and Auburn Street firehouse.
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Below are aditional photos of Peter Zeluff: at top during his tenure as assistant chief (L to R are Zeluff, Chief John MacDonald and Assistant Chief Samuel S Pounds) and at bottom is a cabinet photo at left as Superintendent of Fire Alarm in paid department
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Passaic Engine Company 1

Below are Paterson Fire Department Volunteer era helmets which are not from the city of Passaic. After 1871, the company ran out of quarters located at 112 (not 115) Van Houten Street near Washington Street
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James Doherty
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Parade Helmet Shields
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James Piatti Collection
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Eifler Collection

Neptune Engine Company 2
​Fireman Charles Moore 

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Fireman Charles Moore s was the patriarch of the Moore Funeral Home family and served with Neptune Engine Company 2, which at that time was quartered at the Hotel Street Firehouse on Hotel (later called Hamilton St). This collection depicts his spectacular helmet which has a Firemen with Trumpet Finial and his initials on the shield, as well as the Parade Belt and company ring (a rare collectible) -- all courtesy of Moore Family
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Neptune 2 Ring
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Early shield -- Dayspring Collection

Parade Belt Neptune Engine 2

The brass slide was used to hang a cap or helmet
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Washington Engine Company 3

Washington Engine Company 3 was organized in 1821 and after 1856 ran out of the firehouse  at 77 Prospect Street. The helmet has a Fireman with trumpet finial. The initials of the firefighter who owned the helmet are missing. This helmet is now in the NJ State Fireman's Museum in Boonton, NJ
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Protection Engine Company 5

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Protection 5 Engine 5 high eagle shield at NY City Fire Museum
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1884 James King
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Vigilant Engine Company 6

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Liberty Engine Company 7

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Liberty Engine Company 7 was organized on August 9th, 1871, and went into service in April, 1872. Their first engine was a piano-box engine, formerly used by Engine No. 6. They were first located in a one-story frame building on the lot where their present quarters are situated: 298 Tyler Street (later renamed as 176 Twelfth Avenue). 

This leather fire helmet was manufactured by Cairns & Brother of New York, New York in the late 19th century. The 16 comb hat is painted black overall, with ivy vine scroll work stamped around the brim, and a two hoses flanking an inset metal front piece on the back of the brim. There is a Fireman with Trumpet Finial (note front of trumpet is missing). The shield is black leather with a red background and white lettering. The front piece reads “LIBERTY 7” in white leather and is signed “Daniel Gregory/Paterson, NJ” in the center. Gregory served as a member of several different Paterson Fire Companies, and was an officer in the Exempt Association of Paterson (attained the exempt status as a member of Liberty 7 on March 7, 1888).

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Dayspring Collection
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Eifler Collection

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Firematic Market - July 2020
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Lion Finial

​Lafayette Engine Company 8

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Passaic County Historical Society

Paterson Steam Fire Engine Company 9 Collection

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Paterson Steam Fire Engine Company 9 Helmet Shield at NY City Fire Museum
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This is a high eagle helmet with brass finial and 8 combs made by well know helmet maker Anderson and Jones of 184 Grand Street in New York City.
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Helmet Rim
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The collection at left shows the leather helmet shield lettered top to bottom as Paterson   9    Engine. There is a parade belt leather slide marked with a 9 and a the PFD Uniform buttons

Cataract Hose 2

Cataract Hose Company 2, named after the Great Falls was located at Godwin Ave and Auburn Street. The metal shield is characteristic of a helmet used for parades and ceremonies
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Collection f Chief John Mauro - photograph by Vincent Marchese

Hibernia Hose 3

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May be the shield of Hibernia Hose 3 member Peter Dunn

Eagle Hook and Ladder One

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Helmet Shield and Belt Collection

Next two photos show a collection of Volunteer era parade belts, helmet and presentation shields that belonged to the Exempt Firemen of Paterson. The first photo was either at the 23rd Avenue or 17th Avenue firehouse where relics were stored after Exempt Home on Clark Street closed. The second one is their current home, at the Passaic County Historical Society at Lambert Castle on Valley Road, Paterson.
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With respect to the photo above of the Paterson Exempt Home Display of memorabilia at Passaic County Historical Society: Most of the shields were on the helmets used by firefighters. The metal shields were used at parades and musters. The larger ones were gifts that companies exchanged at Musters or visits. The belts were worn during parades not during firefighting. 

Top row – All but two are Paterson
First shield on left (which either has an 18 or L8) is not Paterson. It is a metal shield used on helmets during parades and Musters
The next (L-R) are: Liberty 7 (Tyler St) and Passaic 1 Engine Companies (? quarters location at time of this shield)
4th from left is a PFD Deputy Chief’s Shield from the early paid or semi-paid department. It is not from Volunteer era
5th from left is Paterson: Lafayette Engine Co 8 (Wayne Ave)
6th from left is not Paterson – looks like a hook and ladder shield, but H&L 1 in Paterson was called Eagle
Last on right is from Lafayette Engine Co 8 of Paterson (Wayne Ave) is a metal shield used on helmets during parades and Musters
Second Row from top
First four from left are not Paterson 
5th from left is likely not Paterson – I do not see the word Eagle
6th from left Hibernia Hose 3 is Paterson
7th and 8th from left are not Paterson
Last on right is Paterson: Passaic Engine Co 1
Third Row from top
First 5 L-R (one is an empty spot) are not Paterson
6th from left is Washington 3 (a steamer company) is Paterson (Prospect St Firehouse)
7th and 8th from left are not Paterson 
Last on right is – If it is Protection 5, a Water St located steamer, then it is from Paterson
Fourth Row from top
A Parade Belt – Assistant Chief Engineer – could be from anywhere and LB would be the Chief’s initials
Fifth Row from top
The larger first shield is a presentation, not a helmet shield. On the bottom it looks like it says Neptune 2 which makes it a Paterson piece
2nd and 3rd shield from left are not Paterson
4th from left is Paterson: Neptune 2, a steamer company on Hotel (Hamilton) Street. Letters on bottom are the fireman’s initials
5th from left with number 7 - top says Foreman: Could be from Liberty 7 of Paterson, otherwise it is not
6th from top is from Paterson’s Protection Engine Company 5 on Water St
7th from left is Hose 2 Shield with damaged top – if it said Cataract it would be Paterson
8th from left is not Paterson
Last one on right is a nice Presentation Shield from Protection Engine 5 to Neptune Engine Company 2 of Paterson
Rows 6 through 13 are all Parade Belts: Respectively
6) Paterson’s Passaic Engine Company One (the sleeve notes the company’s organization in 1815)
7) Hibernia Hose 3 was a Paterson Hose Company. The sleeve marked 5 suggests a non Paterson company
8) Cataract 2 definitely a Paterson Hose Company (Godwin and Auburn Streets)
9) Germania (2) was one of Paterson’s Hook and Ladder Companies that ran out of the Prospect Street Firehouse. The sleeve is missing
10) I cannot make out the wording on the next belt
11) Protection 5 was a Paterson Company
12) Northern Liberty is not Paterson
13) Liberty 7 definitely Paterson (Tyler Street – later renamed 12th Avenue)

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    • EVENTS 1940-1959
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    • EVENTS 1980-1999
    • EVENTS 2000-2019
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  • FIREFIGHTERS
  • CHIEF ENGINEERS
    • ASSISTANT CHIEFS
    • DEPUTY CHIEFS
    • BATTALION CHIEFS
    • CHIEF GIGS
  • THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
    • MEMORIAL SERVICE
  • OBITUARIES / DEATHS
    • 1889-1919 DEATHS
    • 1920-1939 DEATHS
    • 1940-1959 DEATHS
    • 1960-1969 DEATHS
    • 1970-1979 DEATHS
    • 1980-1999 DEATHS
    • 2000-2009 DEATHS
    • 2010 AND LATER
  • NOTABLE FIREFIGHTERS
    • CALAMITA FAMILY
    • CAPTAIN JOHN WEBER
    • CUSACK FAMILY
    • FLEMING FAMILY
    • GERARD DUGAN
    • HANCOCK FAMILY
    • HENRY OTIS HARRIS
    • ISAAC FELICIANO
    • JOHN GILMORE
    • JOSEPH DAYSPRING
    • KEARNEY-FAMILY
    • MARIANI FAMILY
    • McLAUGHLIN FAMILY
    • SALMANOWITZ BROTHERS
    • THE SIMONTONS
    • THE SWEENEYS
  • NOTABLE FIRES/INCIDENTS
  • SPECIAL OP EVENTS
  • TAKING THE HEAT BOOK
  • HISTORICAL REVIEWS
  • 1907 GUARDIAN
  • 1936 HEARD & SEEN COLUMN
  • FIREHOUSE PHOTOS / FACTS
  • SPECIAL OPERATIONS
  • EMS
    • EMS ROSTER
  • COMPANY & FH HISTORY
  • COMMUNICATIONS / FA
    • FIRE BOX LISTS
    • FIRE BOXES & STANCHIONS
    • EVRS STATION LIST
  • FIRE VIDEOS 1991-2011
  • FIRE VIDEOS 2014-2022
  • DOCUDRAMAS
  • APPARATUS
  • APPARATUS VIDEOS
  • NOTABLE EVENTS INDEX
    • PFD STORIES
    • APPARATUS NOTABLES
    • APPTS & PROMOTIONS
    • AWARDS
    • 1960 CHIEF SELECTION
    • GRAND STREET RIOT 1917
    • GROUND ZERO
    • MILITARY
    • PARADES PAID DEPT
    • RED MASS
    • RESCUES
    • RETIREMENTS
    • SISTER LORETTA
    • SPORTS
    • THEATRE DETAIL
  • MEMORABILIA
  • PATCHES DECALS LOGOS SHIRTS
  • WALLPAPER
  • DEPARTMENT PETS
  • TRAINING
  • VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT
    • 1821 - 1854 HISTORY
    • 1815-1890 VOLUNTEER HISTORY
    • 1888 HISTORICAL SUMMARY
    • LOOKING BACKWARDS
    • VOLUNTEER PARADES
    • ANNUAL REPORTS
    • VOLUNTEER CHIEFS >
      • CHIEF ELECTIONS
      • CHIEF BIOS
    • VOLUNTEER PROFILES
    • ANDREW MOSER
    • ENGINE CO APPARATUS LIST
    • OLD GOOSENECK
    • JEFFERS STEAMER
    • VOLUNTEER COMPANIES
  • AUXILIARY FIRE DEPARTMENT
  • EXEMPT ASSOCIATION
    • EXEMPT 1892 BALL
    • EXEMPT BY-LAWS 1902
  • EXEMPT HOME & RELICS
  • FMBA / PFA
    • FMBA BY-LAWS
    • FMBA 1949 FOLLIES
  • BALLBOOKS
    • 1909 BALL BOOK
    • 1916 BALL BOOK
    • 1918 BALL BOOK
    • 1921 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1923 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1928 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1935 PFD BOOSTER
    • 1936 JANUARY PICTORIAL
    • 1936 DECEMBER PICTORIAL
    • 1937 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1938 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1939 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1941 ANNUAL BALL
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