Title
Firefighter Helmet, Maplewood Oakdale Landfall East County Line MN (Ramsey and Washington Counties, Minnesota) Dimensions
8 in H x 12.5 in W x 14 in L Item (Overall)
The length does not include the face shield. The face shield measures 18.5 inches long and 4.5 inches wide.
Count
1 ItemMaker's Mark
CAIRNS & BROSDescription
Yellow hard plastic/fiberglass contemporary-style firefighter helmet from the Maplewood-Oakdale-Landfall East County Line Fire Department in Ramsey and Washington Counties in Minnesota.
Round shape with a slight round Mohawk on the top. Wide bottom brim with a short duckbill in the back. The bottom edge of the helmet is trimmed with black rubber. On the front of the helmet is a badge sticker front piece. The front piece is shield shaped with a dark/navy blue background and yellow border. The yellow lettering on the front piece reads "MAPLEWOOD / OAKDALE / LANDFALL / MN". On the center of the front piece is a yellow Maltese cross with red lettering and images. The Maltese cross reads "EAST COUNTY LINE FIRE". In the center of the cross is a scramble of firefighting tools including a helmet, a hose nozzle, a pike, a ladder, and an ax. Attached to the sides of the helmet with round silver metal knobs is a clear plastic face shield. On both the left and right sides of the helmet is a reflective white semicircular sticker with black lettering that reads "FIREFIGHTER". Under this sticker is a large red circle/dot sticker. Around the helmet and on the duckbill are five horizontal reflective yellow rectangular stickers. Attached to the back of the helmet is a silver metal hanging loop/ring. A manufacturer mark is stamped on the back of the bottom of the helmet that reads "CAIRNS & BROS". The interior of the helmet has a grey plastic liner with an inner crown system. The inner crown system is covered in brown fabric with a yellow and red cotton fabric head/neck covering with a Velcro chin strap. Attached to the sides of the helmet is a thick black polyester chin strap with a silver metal claw buckle.