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To jump directly to a firemark page Go to the "FIREMARKS"
page and click the page number or navigate page by page.
To enlarge the fire mark image, click once on the fire
mark. The
enlarged version of the fire mark is to the scale of
50%, but the image viewed on your own monitor depends
on the screen resolution.
The insurance companies are in chronological order.
The variant number, as seen in the enlarged
view (top left corner), is explained in the following
examples:
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| (i) Insurance Company Number.
A number allocated to an Insurance
Company, in date formation order, that issued fire marks.
(ii) Fire Mark Variant. Commencing
with the letter “A”, indicates the variant
in order of issue (where known). The basis of a variant
is the design.
(iii) Sub-Variant. A variation but
maintaining the basic design.
(iv) Colour Variant. One or more different
colours used for the same variant.
B (Black), Bl (Blue),
Br (Brown), D (Damson),
DBl (Dark Blue), DGn
(Dark Green), DY (Dark Yellow), G
(Gold), Gn (Green), LBl
(Light Blue), LGn (Light Green), LY
(Light Yellow), M (Maroon), O
(Orange), OBr (Orange-Brown), Pl
(Plum), Pu (Purple), R
(Red), RBr (Red-Brown), S
(Silver), VDBl (Very Dark Blue), W
(White), Y (Yellow).
(v) Material Used. A
(Aluminium), B (Brass), C
(Copper), CE (Ceramic), CI
(Cast Iron), Cl (Cloth), E
(Enamelled), I (Iron), L
(Lead), TC (Tinned Copper), TI
(Tinned Iron), Z (Zinc). |