On offer is a British Second World War stirrup water pump dating to 1941. It is constructed from brass and iron with a rubber sleeve, foot support and D shaped operating handle.

Stirrup pumps were issued for civil defence and used by air raid wardens, fire watchers and householders to tackle small fires caused by incendiary bombs during the Blitz. They were not specifically Home Guard equipment. Imperial War Museums.

Key Features

✅ British Second World War stirrup pump

✅ Dating to 1941

✅ Brass and iron construction

✅ Rubber sleeve and D shaped handle

✅ Associated with wartime civil defence and Fire Guard duties

✅ Length approximately 28 inches

✅ Condition. Heavily worn with age related corrosion, surface wear and deterioration. No hose is shown or included. Please study the images carefully

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Stock code 090125