Hoe de slangbrandspuit en pomp in het brandspuithuisje opgeborgen dienen te worden na gebruik, ca. 1750 18th century

This 18th-century engraving by an anonymous artist shows a detailed diagram of how a fire engine should be stored after use. The image, held in the Rijksmuseum, focuses on a horse-drawn fire cart and its accompanying equipment, including hoses, a pump, and tools. The diagram illustrates the proper placement of each piece, showcasing a focus on order and efficiency during the pre-industrial era. This piece offers insight into the development of firefighting technology and the importance of organization within early fire departments.