From the eariest days comes two of the three Shand Mason Steam Appliances.
[Copyright picture ~ The Stuart Wilkinson Collection and reproduced with permission.]

A full line-up of motorised appliances.  Note how the road and the pavement are well and truly blocked!
L to R ~ Leyland Pump EN12, an unidentified ambulance, Belsize/John Morris pump EN187, unidentified van and finally Leyland Pump Escape EN22
[Copyright picture ~ Stuart Wilkinson collection and reproduced with permission.]

Leyland Pump EN12 was believed to be taking part in a parade in Leigh when this picture was taken.
[Copyright ~ Wigan Archives Services, Wigan Heritage Service, W.L.C.T and reproduced with permission.]

Leyland Lioness Six Pump Escape EN4920 dating from 1931.
[NP collection ~ courtesy A. Collier and restored by Brian Baxendale.]

Leyland Metz Turntable Ladder EN6080
[Copyright picture ~ K. Reid and reproduced with permission.]

AEC Regent BEN114 looked absolutely immaculate when photographed in front of the station.
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Bedford TK Water Tender LEN999 which dates back to 1960.
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Land Rover L4P MEN1, the registration of which is currently used on a BMW car!
[See also next page.]
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Bedford TK Emergency Salvage Tender PEN999
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Albion Water Tender FEN909E was also seen on the station forecourt.
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Dennis F107 Turntable Ladder BEN99C was inherited from the Bury C.B. Fleet.
[NP collection ~ courtesy A Collier]

Bedford TK REN999K also began life as a 'borough' appliance, though here was seen in GMC days.
[NP collection ~ courtesy A Collier]

Another former County Borough appliance was ERF Escape Monitor UEN999L which soon passed to GMC.
[NP collection ~ courtesy A Collier]