The Signevirist
Newsletter Archive - 2012
Explore our collection of quarterly newsletters from the Firemark Circle of Americas
The Signevirist - Fall 2012
The Fire Mark Circle of the Americas 2012 San Antonio convention featured historical tours of San Antonios missions, the Alamo, and El Mercado, as well as a silent and live auction. The event also included a business meeting, historical presentations, and awards for members contributions.
The Signevirist - Summer 2012
The Fire Mark Circle of the Americas newsletter highlights the history of the New Orleans volunteer fire department and its unique relationship with the Firemens Charitable Association, led by Isaac Newton Marks, who played a crucial role in preserving the departments autonomy. The newsletter also touches on the significance of fire marks in this context.
The Signevirist - Spring 2012
The newsletter highlights a rare variation of Bulaus 275 fire mark, discovered at the New York City Fire Museum, featuring unique details not seen in other examples. The article also explores the history of fire insurance companies, including the Mobile Fire Department Insurance Company, and its charter.
The Signevirist - Winter 2012
The Fire Mark Circle of the Americas newsletter highlights the history of Firemans Fund Insurance Company, founded in 1863, and its unique connection to San Franciscos volunteer fire department, which initially received 10% of profits. The companys early success and eventual separation from the fire department are also discussed.
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