This line up dates back to the mid 1960s.
[From the T. Watson collection and reproduced with permission.]

This picture is significant as Mr. Watson is currently [05/08] restoring this trailer pump.
[From the T. Watson collection and reproduced with permission.]

Two pictures of Dennis F12 Pump Escape CHG933 seen whilst in preservation.
[Photos provided by Arthur Bennett and reproduced with permission.]

Leyland Comet Water Tender PCW1 was originally purchased by Burnley County Borough Fire Brigade.
[Copyright picture ~ Malcolm Nuttall and reproduced with permission.]

Dennis F108 SCW1K was the last appliance delivered to the Burnley County Borough Fire Brigade and was seen 4 June 1972.
[Copyright picture ~K. Howarth and reproduced with permission.]

When photographed Ford D1114 STJ902M had moved to Colne.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

It would appear that ERF LHG320N was running as a reserve at Bacup when this picture was taken.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

Sister appliance LHG321N was also in use as a reserve when photographed.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

Bedford KG VFV728V had also moved when seen, this time to Padiham, but possibly as a reserve appliance.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

A second Bedford KG was NHG15X which was subsequently seen allocated to Clitheroe.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

Dodge 16 HPV RRN164X seen in the station yard, 16 September 1984.
[Copyright picture ~ K Howarth and reproduced with permission.]

Dodge HPV RRN164X was seen again during the Brigade's 40th annivesary celebrations at Washington Hall, 21 May 1988.
[Copyright picture ~ K Howarth and reproduced with permission.]

Land Rover A791PCW in the station yard, 16 September 1984.
[Copyright picture ~ K. Howarth and reproduced with permission.]

Leyland Freighter D104TRN was another appliance that moved to Padiham.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

Leyland Freighter F133JEO is seen at the station, but like the Ford at the top of the page, it moved eventually to Colne.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

Another Leyland Freighter G146JFR which was destined to end up at Colne.
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

DAF1900 Turntable Ladder G774GFR which subsequently transferred to Morecambe ~ the briagde's last TL
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)

Parked almost identically are Leyland Dafs K160/161SCK
(NP collection ~ courtesy DBB)