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Posted 7 years ago
Rivertrout
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Vintage Fire Hydrant from Anniston, Alabama.. c.1947 fire hydrant cast iron.. From a historical period.. Found this heavy item at a Ca, flea market.. enjoy.. Size 14” wide.. 22” tall..
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Thanks nutsabotas6, probably going to keep it this color it only gets this way once has a lot of character..
pw-collector.. Tks
Manikin, Anik.. Tks
aura.. Tks
SpiritBear, henryb7182.. Tks
AnythingObscure.. Tks
That is a really neat item. Looks a bit heavy.
clockerman,
fortapache,
official fuel.. Tks
I'm with 'ya Rivertrout -- I wouldn't even *think* about 'repainting' it or otherwise altering its current original (just once, as you point out) appearance -- the only question I'd have (if it were mine) would be whether to display it inside the house (to preserve it 'as-is') or outdoors. (so's to let it continue to 'age naturally'...?)
And to FtApache's comment -- I'm guessing its in the 100-150lb range...?? <lol>
AnythingObscure, yes it’s heavy.. good thing the flea market had rolling carts.. as for displaying it has a industrial look to it.. some people make tables with them etc.
vetraio50.. Tks
From my home town & 1 year younger that me.
bb2 I hope you aged better than this :-) Is that really your hometown ? Would be cool to have it was .
Brunswick, blunderbuss2.. Tks
chrissylovescats.. Tks
ho2cultcha.. Tks
AntigueToys.. Tks
Yep, Mani. Raised in them thar mountains. Number of foundries were there, and enough military bases that gave us the feeling that the yankees still didn't trust us.