Fire Review. Monthly magazine devoted to firefighting matters [complete annual 1933] [cover Atelier Girs-Barcz].

Warsaw 1933, Main Association of Fire Brigades of the Republic of Poland. 20.5x28.5 cm, 12 issues with approx. 32 pages each, black and white photographs in the text, preserved issue covers, half cloth bookbinding. Good condition (isolated soiling, underlining in crayon on two pages, minor loss of cloth on spine, rubbing of binding).

The complete 1933 yearbook (12 issues) of Przegląd Pożarniczy, the organ of the Main Association of Fire Brigades of the Republic of Poland. Contents include: Around the issues of the Fire Act. Fire defense of cinematographs. A few words about ship fires. The volunteer-social character of firefighting. Spirits as fuel for engines. How the Lodz Volunteer Fire Department works. Electric fire signals. Samaritan equipment. The inadequacies of firefighting bands. The technique of gas warfare. In the firefighting pochorążówka in Lublin. The role of the non-commissioned officer in the fire department. Caterpillar car in firefighting. Firefighting in the state and social life of Poland.

The covers were designed by Atelier Girs-Barcz.