Flame and Ruin T-shirt
Description
In memory of those who died in the Great Fire of 1910 The Spokesman-Review offers a specially designed T-shirt with the silhouette of a firefighter hefting a Pulaski axe. During the 1910 fires forest ranger Edward Pulaski saved the lives of his firefighting crew by leading them into an abandoned mine tunnel where they stayed until the fire passed. Pulaski was later credited with inventing this axe, and it was named for him. The depiction of a firefighter holding a Pulaski axe honors its inventor's courageous acts during the historic fires – and the bravery of all firefighters everywhere.
T-shirt reads "FLAME & RUIN 100-YEAR COMMEMORATION 2010" across the top and "FIRES OF 1910" at bottom.
The ash grey, 6.1-ounce, all cotton preshrunk T-shirt from CPort & Company is available in adult sizes Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large at $20.95 or XX-Large at $22.95, plus applicable sales tax, shipping and handling.