Memphis Fire Department Engine 34
Brotherhood-forged collectibles from Memphis, TN
Each shipment carries the grit, honor, and legacy of firefighters who never stand down. Museum-grade coins and patches backed by the crews who live the job.
Spotlight on Excellence
Legacy forged at Memphis, TN — Every detail tells a story of service
Engine 34's station opened in 1965 at the intersection of several major thoroughfares to shorten response times. The territory itself is an early example of controlled suburban development, starting in 1956, featuring quiet neighborhoods and controlled vehicle traffic. The station is strategically placed near Memphis International Airport and the main FedEx hub.
Staffing
Engine 34, Emergency Unit (Ambulance) 8, Battalion Chief 8. Several members have hazardous materials and air crash rescue training due to our proximity to the Memphis International Airport.
Call Volume
About 375 calls per month on average. Charles H Vinson was a Private assigned to Engine 34 who died from a heart attack while operating for over 6 hours at Slaughter Brothers Lumber Company on Old Lamar Ave, Dec 19, 1982. The first paramedic LODD in MFD history was Milton Densford from Unit 8 on June 26, 1984. Unit 8 is the only ambulance to have a memorial plaque.
Monthly Dispatch
Every month we elevate a firehouse whose story deserves the spotlight. Members receive museum-grade coins and patches backed by the crews who live the job — authentic collectibles with real brotherhood behind them.
Inside the House
Field shots and historic captures from Memphis Fire Department Engine 34. Each image tells the story of brotherhood, courage, and unwavering dedication.
Lines out in Memphis, TN
From first alarm to final overhaul, the Memphis Fire Department Engine 34 crews stand guard over their city. Their territory covers dense streets, historic structures, and neighborhoods that count on precise response.
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