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Since 2007, F&T Products LLC. has been a maker of hand-made, fully customized fire helmet fronts and accessories. We do not mass produce generic products with limited design options. At F&T, we build our products using only the finest raw materials using carefully constructed styles and designs.
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Boston firefighters have traditionally worn a unique style of helmet shield. Handmade, featuring patent leather, and crushed along the top, they’re a surefire way to identify a Boston Jake.
How To Order Your Shield. Choose your shield style and desired design layout. Baltimore, Boston or Engine Style leather helmet fronts. Leather Colors. Dyed Real Leather: Black, White, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange. Patent Leather for Boston Fronts: Black, White, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Gold, Silver, Matte Black. Stitching Colors.
Taylor's Tins is supplying firefighters with the toughest and highest quality custom-designed helmet fronts on the market. The same quality and speed you've come to expect, is now available in the most advanced fire helmet shield builder in the industry!
Our Boston style fronts are hand-made to original Boston FD specs. We use two layers of patent leather backed in olive duck canvas and shaped with knotted cotton twine. We also offer additional features such as leather backings and riveted brass support hardware. Our Boston fronts stand 6 inches tall and fit most brands of
Our Boston style fronts are hand-made to original Boston FD specs. We use two layers of patent leather backed in olive duck canvas and shaped with knotted cotton twine. We also offer additional features such as leather backings and riveted brass support hardware. Our Boston fronts stand 6 inches tall and fit most brands of
Shields by Box 31 Boston Style Shield in 6" and 6.5" made to order with our Hi-Def Printing direct to leather. All shields will come with a metal stiffener on the back to keep the shape. The customer will drill the holes for mounting using their current helmet it will be mounted to.
