Frank Downs Plastic Wall Plaque

This colourised plastic wall plaque features a detailed illustration of a 1914 Dennis Motor Fire Engine, capturing the early development of motorised firefighting in the early 20th century. Produced in a classic illustrative style, it reflects the transition from horse-drawn appliances to reliable motor fire engines. Manufactured by Dennis, these engines were widely used by British fire brigades and represent an important step in the history of public safety and emergency services. Lightweight and ready to display, this plaque is ideal for classroom walls, history displays, or themed learning areas. Key Features Type: Colourised plastic wall plaque Subject: 1914 Dennis Motor Fire Engine Style: Vintage illustration Manufacturer reference: Dennis (early motor fire engines) Suitable for display and educational settings Dimensions Size: 30 cm x 20 cm Educational Notes Supports learning about firefighting history and technology Illustrates changes in transport and engineering in the early 1900s Useful for local history, WWI-era context, and public services studies Ideal for KS1–KS3 History and STEM-linked discussions Complements Great Fire of London and fire safety topics