The Signevirist
Newsletter Archive - 2009
Explore our collection of quarterly newsletters from the Firemark Circle of Americas
The Signevirist - Fall 2009
The Fire Mark Circle of the Americas convention featured a tour of historic sites, including the Martin Van Buren Home and the FASNY Museum of Firefighting, which showcased unique fire marks. The event also included a silent auction and a main auction, with notable sales of fire marks and other historical items.
The Signevirist - Summer 2009
The Fire Mark Circle of the Americas newsletter explores the history of the Jefferson Mutual Fire Insurance Company, discussing its potential dates of operation (1861-1964) and its classification as both a mutual and stock insurer. The article highlights the discovery of trade cards and insurance records that shed light on the companys complex business model.
The Signevirist - Spring 2009
The Fire Mark Circle of the Americas newsletter highlights a rare fire marks disputed provenance, potentially linking it to a wildcat insurance company in South Carolina, while also remembering the passing of long-time member Ted Hodson.
The Signevirist - Winter 2009
The Fire Mark Circle of the Americas newsletter highlights a rare Australian fire mark from the National Window Cleaners Assurance Society of Manchester, England, and explores the history of Friendly Societies and their role in fire insurance. The article delves into the origins of fire marks and their connection to these organizations.
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