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Miners tin can Davy lamp
Miners tin can Davy lamp. Height 213mm.
Miners tin can Davy lamp. Height 213mm.
Miners safety lamp
Miners safety lamp. Height 255mm.
Miners safety lamp. Height 255mm.
Miners safety lamps
Group of seven miners safety lamps in the Beamish Museum Collection.
Group of seven miners safety lamps in the Beamish Museum Collection.
Acetylene Miners Lamp
Miners acetylene lamp. Beamish Master No M681. Used in Beamish Guide Book 1998 p15. Jarrold Publishing Ref 67.071.
Miners acetylene lamp. Beamish Master No M681. Used in Beamish Guide Book 1998 p15. Jarrold Publishing Ref 67.071.
Miners Lamp advert
Advertisement for Approved Miners Safety Lamps made by John Mill & Sons, Walker Gate Brass Works, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Advertisement for Approved Miners Safety Lamps made by John Mill & Sons, Walker Gate Brass Works, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Price List
Cover of Price List for Miners Safety Lamps and Fittings made by John Mills & Sons at Forth Street Brass Works, Newcastle upon Tyne, May 1887.
Cover of Price List for Miners Safety Lamps and Fittings made by John Mills & Sons at Forth Street Brass Works, Newcastle upon Tyne, May 1887.
Price List
Inside of Price List for Miners Safety Lamps and Fittings made by John Mills & Sons at Forth Street Brass Works, Newcastle upon Tyne, May 1887.
Inside of Price List for Miners Safety Lamps and Fittings made by John Mills & Sons at Forth Street Brass Works, Newcastle upon Tyne, May 1887.
Hewing coal
Drawing entitled 'Pitmen hewing the coal' by MWR, depicting two miners hewing coal, a putter pushing a laden tub, a pony driver and a deputy holding a safety lamp.
Drawing entitled 'Pitmen hewing the coal' by MWR, depicting two miners hewing coal, a putter pushing a laden tub, a pony driver and a deputy holding a safety lamp.
Colliery Workers
A group of colliery workers beside a bank of coke ovens, possibly at Mainsforth Colliery. Note miners lamps.
A group of colliery workers beside a bank of coke ovens, possibly at Mainsforth Colliery. Note miners lamps.
Miners
Group of five young miners with their lamps sitting in front of a rake of chaldron waggons.
Group of five young miners with their lamps sitting in front of a rake of chaldron waggons.
Miners lamp
Miners safety lamp made by Ashworth Hepplewhite and Gray. Size 245mm high.
Miners safety lamp made by Ashworth Hepplewhite and Gray. Size 245mm high.
Miners
Group of unknown miners in the Witton Park area, c1926. Two of the men have midgy lamps.
Group of unknown miners in the Witton Park area, c1926. Two of the men have midgy lamps.
Public House
'The Deputies Kist' at the Travellers Rest public house, Framwellgate Moor, August 1958. Mr Herbert Hoggett had decorated his modern bar with a selection of his 22 miners lamps and various other pit items. DA Box 250.
'The Deputies Kist' at the Travellers Rest public house, Framwellgate Moor, August 1958. Mr Herbert Hoggett had decorated his modern bar with a selection of his 22 miners lamps and various other pit items. DA Box 250.
LIGHTING SAFETY LAMPS MINERS LAMPS
MINERS SAFETY LAMPS MANUFACTURED BY ALFRED ELLIS AND SONS. (FROM POSTER ADVERT)
MINERS SAFETY LAMPS MANUFACTURED BY ALFRED ELLIS AND SONS. (FROM POSTER ADVERT)
LAMPS
MINERS OUTSIDE THE LAMP CABIN AT SACRISTON COLLIERY JAMES KINDRED FROM EDMONDSLEY 3rd ON LEFT, BACK ROW
MINERS OUTSIDE THE LAMP CABIN AT SACRISTON COLLIERY JAMES KINDRED FROM EDMONDSLEY 3rd ON LEFT, BACK ROW
Miners lamps
Two lamps previously owned by Allan & Henry Miller, father & son killed in Stanley Pit Disaster, 1909. Both lamps made by Patterson & Co, Newcastle upon Tyne. See 35088 for b/w.
Two lamps previously owned by Allan & Henry Miller, father & son killed in Stanley Pit Disaster, 1909. Both lamps made by Patterson & Co, Newcastle upon Tyne. See 35088 for b/w.
Miners lamps
Two lamps previously owned by Allan & Henry Miller, father & son killed in Stanley Pit Disaster, 1909. Both lamps made by Patterson & Co, Newcastle upon Tyne. See 35087 for bw.
Two lamps previously owned by Allan & Henry Miller, father & son killed in Stanley Pit Disaster, 1909. Both lamps made by Patterson & Co, Newcastle upon Tyne. See 35087 for bw.
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