Vintage Fyr-Fyter Model A, Pyrene Heavy Vehicle & Stop-Fire Extinguishers Lot of 3

This vintage estate lot features three antique and mid-century collectible brass and copper-toned fire extinguishers from historic American safety manufacturers. The collection is highlighted by a Fyr-Fyter Model A pump extinguisher from Dayton, Ohio, a Pyrene Heavy Vehicle Type pump extinguisher from Newark, New Jersey, and a compact Stop-Fire Inc. stored pressure cylinder from New Brunswick, New Jersey complete with its original built-in pressure gauge. These empty canisters make exceptional rustic industrial decor pieces or unique additions to an automobilia or firefighting collection. Lot Includes: 1 Vintage Fyr-Fyter Model A brass pump-type fire extinguisher 1 Vintage Pyrene Heavy Vehicle Type brass pump-type fire extinguisher with mounting bracket clip 1 Vintage Stop-Fire Inc. copper/brass fire extinguisher with integrated pressure gauge Condition Overview Fyr-Fyter Model A Extinguisher: This brass-bodied pump unit is structurally stable and features its original T-shape handle mechanism embossed with the "Fyr-Fyter" name. The main body retains its large metallic instructional badge with prominent red text blocks, showing minor tarnish, faint edge peeling, and light verdigris staining around the seams. The bottom end cap is securely attached, exhibiting ring oxidation and surface rust consistent with floor resting. Pyrene Heavy Vehicle Extinguisher: The heavy vehicle unit shows advanced exterior wear and a highly weathered antique patina. A significant layer of verdigris corrosion, surface oxidation, and mineral encrustation covers the upper cap, pump handle, and sides of the brass body. The main instructional label is completely intact but displays a darkened, aged finish. The unit includes its integrated iron mounting bracket clamp on the back, and the black-domed bottom cap exhibits moderate paint loss and rust. Stop-Fire Inc. Extinguisher: The smaller stored pressure cylinder features a rich, aged copper-brass tone across the main body tank. The top handle lever mechanism operates smoothly and is topped by a front-facing analog pressure gauge marked "Stop-Fire Inc. New Brunswick, N.J." The dial face is clean and legible, with the needle resting at zero indicating the canister is empty. The metal exterior shows a mottled, weathered surface with scattered verdigris spotting, minor finish scuffs, and standard bottom rim rust.