This website is the sole property of myself, and no content may be reused on the internet, in book , newspaper, or any other printed, magnetic, laser or other current or as yet unknown recording, presentation, or display media without prior written or e-mailed permission of the author. This is not to preclude legitimate recording for educational use, and may not be used for profit. All photographs (with the exception of those so noted as "Courtesy of") have been taken, processed, scanned and embedded by the site designer, or owner of vehicle pictured.
Photograph Submitting
All photographs should be submitted by e-mail. All digital photos should be "normal size" (640 or 1024). Sending printed photographs is okay, however it will take a little longer for me to scan them and download. Also, I would hate to loose any of your photo's! Remember this site is for all Seagrave fire apparatus, new or old, so submit those photographs!
I will also be traveling to numerous muster and shows throughout the year and if your Seagrave or Seagraves are going to be at a certain show, I will be more than happy to photograph them there. No kiddin'. To see what the up coming muster and shows are, look in the Directory.
Purpose of this Site
This website is the linking
place for the Seagrave Owners Association. Our purpose is to
present a forum for the owners to display Seagrave fire apparatus,
contact other owners, and assist in any way
the restoration, maintenance, and upkeep of these fine vehicles. The site is
open to the public, and all are welcome. Membership is open to those who have a
sincere interest in the preservation and respect for these outstanding pieces of
American firefighting history.
Helpful Hints
It is always helpful to delete "Cookies" and clear your "Temporary Internet" files. How do I do this, and why is it important? Well, your computer stores information from websites and uses this same information to load information for your viewing. The problem is that some computers revert to old material even when the pages have been updated. Removing "Cookies" and clearing the "Temporary Internet" files is not harmful to your computer. In fact it frees up space. It also stops companies from checking (spying) on the "Cookies" they sent you and stops them from sending SPAMM clogging e-mail to your account.
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The way this is done on most computers is by going to the "Tools" tab on your browser bar. When it opens, click on "Internet Options" at the bottom of the list. In the "Temporary Internet File" box click on "Delete Cookies" and then click on "Delete Files". Do this often. It's that easy.
Screen Setting
In order to view the web page in the way it was created it will be necessary to insure that your screen setting is 800 x 600 pixels. In order to check and see what setting your monitor is using follow these simple steps. First go to your start up icon and click the button. Once the pop up screen comes up choose "settings". In settings choose "control panel". Once you choose control panel choose display or monitor. Go to the furthest top right tab that will say "settings". Click this tab and at the bottom of the screen should show you your screen setting. Change the screen setting by moving the space bar to the left or right to get the desired setting. Click "apply" and you should have new settings applied to the screen.
Submitting Sale Ads
Please include your e-mail address and name. Submit entries using AGaramond Bold or similar text. DO NOT USE ALL CAPS or text can not be converted and the ad will not run. This is a free service to members only. Photograph submissions should follow the described outline noted above. E-mail entries directly to the webmaster address below.
Contact Information
You may contact me via e-mail at:
You may contact me via regular mail at:
David C. Horsnall Seagrave
Owners Association 15 Oxford
Court Bordentown, NJ 08505
Any comments, questions, or
information, leads on parts, etc. will be promptly addressed.
Thank you for viewing this
site.
