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Coal Collection (page 23)

Background imageCoal Collection: Fanning a Fire

Fanning a Fire
A woman uses a newspaper over an open coal fire to make it draw more quickly and light the coals faster

Background imageCoal Collection: Coal Ships on Tees

Coal Ships on Tees
Coal is loaded from coal drops into shipping at Middlesbrough, on the Tees : the drops will subsequently be replaced by purpose-built docks

Background imageCoal Collection: Colliery Railway

Colliery Railway
The railway at Whitwell colliery, county Durham

Background imageCoal Collection: Loading Coal Ships

Loading Coal Ships
Coal is loaded aboard sailing vessels at Port Clarence, near Middlesbrough

Background imageCoal Collection: Killingworth Engine

Killingworth Engine
George Stephensons locomotive designed to carry coal at Killingworth Colliery, near Newcastle-on-Tyne. It was the precursor of the Rocket and other engines

Background imageCoal Collection: St Hildas Colliery

St Hildas Colliery
In county Durham : the mined coal is hoisted above ground level, then the tubs slide down a gradient to be tipped into wagons which take it to the ships

Background imageCoal Collection: Victoria at Wolverhampton

Victoria at Wolverhampton
When Queen Victoria travelled to Wolverhampton to unveil a Statue of Prince Albert, the Royal party processed through a large coal arch, donated by the Earl of Dudley

Background imageCoal Collection: Trainee Miners / Safety

Trainee Miners / Safety
Trainee coal miners are familiarised with fire fighting equipment at Bank Hall Training Centre, Burnley, Lancashire, England

Background imageCoal Collection: Davys Safety Lamp

Davys Safety Lamp
Sir Humphrey Davys safety lamp, invented in 1815 for use in coal mines

Background imageCoal Collection: At the Coal Face / 1910

At the Coal Face / 1910
Two hundred yards underground, two coal workers, Davy safety lamps at their side, undercut the coal face, preparing it for blasting

Background imageCoal Collection: Davy Tests his Lamp

Davy Tests his Lamp
Humphry Davy tests his safety lamp, designed to operate in gassy mines without fear of sparking an explosion

Background imageCoal Collection: Class Distinctions / Coal

Class Distinctions / Coal
DIGNITY ATTACKED " I say Guv ner, jest guv us a lift up with these here coals" A rather ridiculously-attired posh gentleman is shocked by a coalboys impish request

Background imageCoal Collection: Clay Cross Miners / Shaft

Clay Cross Miners / Shaft
Colliers at the Clay Cross mine at Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, wait at the bottom of the pit as their colleagues are hauled to the surface, 300 yards above

Background imageCoal Collection: Coaling a Train

Coaling a Train
A railway worker putting coal into a tender, a scene at Liverpool Street Station, London, England

Background imageCoal Collection: Derbyshire Miners

Derbyshire Miners
Glapwell Colliery, Derbyshire miners at the pithead (detail from 10430475) Date: circa 1966

Background imageCoal Collection: Miner Using Drill / 1956

Miner Using Drill / 1956
Miner using an hydraulic drill at the coal-face, at Cape Bank Hall Pit, Burnley, in Lancashire

Background imageCoal Collection: Coal / Horse Works Whim

Coal / Horse Works Whim
A horse working a whim in a French colliery

Background imageCoal Collection: Hazardous Hairspray

Hazardous Hairspray
An aerosol can of Harmony Hairspray, carelessly left on a hot Belling coal effect fireplace, which could cause a nasty explosion!

Background imageCoal Collection: Coal Exchange, London

Coal Exchange, London
The Coal Exchange is where the 960, 000 chaldrons of coal (each of 36 bushels) imported from Newcastle etc each year to keep Londoners warm, are regulated and, of course, taxed

Background imageCoal Collection: Advert / Gas Spirit 1929

Advert / Gas Spirit 1929
The Spirit of Coal - Gas, Light, Heat and Power (Wembley Exhibition)

Background imageCoal Collection: Advert Wrights Coal Tar

Advert Wrights Coal Tar
Wrights Coal Tar Soap - standing up for his Wright s

Background imageCoal Collection: Advertisement for Hill & Poyser, coal merchants, Derby

Advertisement for Hill & Poyser, coal merchants, Derby
Advertisement for Hill & Poyser, Coal Merchants and Colliery Agents, Head Office at 45 The Wardwick, Derby, Depot at City Road Wharf, Derby

Background imageCoal Collection: Tredegar Mine / 1865

Tredegar Mine / 1865
BEDWELLTY PIT, TREDEGAR Monmouthshire (Wales)

Background imageCoal Collection: Edmund Colliery

Edmund Colliery
Edmund main colliery, near Barnsley, Yorkshire

Background imageCoal Collection: Ardsley Colliery / 1847

Ardsley Colliery / 1847
ARDSLEY MAIN COLLIERY, near Barnsley, Yorkshire

Background imageCoal Collection: Isaiahs Vision

Isaiahs Vision
He has a vision of Heaven, whence God sends a seraphim with a burning coal which touches his lips and takes away his iniquity and purges his sin

Background imageCoal Collection: Coal Shortage / Germany

Coal Shortage / Germany
Coal Shortage

Background imageCoal Collection: Women Hauling Coal Wagon

Women Hauling Coal Wagon
Women hauling a coal wagon in a French coal-mine

Background imageCoal Collection: Miners Rescue Station

Miners Rescue Station
A Miners Rescue Station with the use of oxygen apparatus

Background imageCoal Collection: Tonypandy Coal Strike

Tonypandy Coal Strike
TONYPANDY COAL STRIKE A group of London police brought in to control the riots in Tonypandy, Rhondda

Background imageCoal Collection: Brush Maker 1827

Brush Maker 1827
The brush maker making hair brushes, carpet brooms and mops. He also makes wooden coal hods and measures for coal and corn

Background imageCoal Collection: Charles Green / Aeronaut

Charles Green / Aeronaut
CHARLES GREEN English aeronaut who pioneered the use of coal gas in place of hydrogen in hot air balloons

Background imageCoal Collection: Japanese in China 1937

Japanese in China 1937
The most modern (output of 5 million tons of coal) British coalmine at Kailan in north China being occupied by the Japanese as a result of fighting in Manchuria

Background imageCoal Collection: Gas Fire 1960S

Gas Fire 1960S
The ultimate in modern chic - a coal-effect gas fire with marble effect surround! This lucky woman warms herself by it with her cat, a sherry and reel-to-reel tape player

Background imageCoal Collection: MINE WORKINGS / 1880 S

MINE WORKINGS / 1880 S
The workings of a mine, showing miners at the coal face and the coal being transported by pony

Background imageCoal Collection: Philippe Lebon

Philippe Lebon
PHILIPPE LEBON French chemist who introduced coal gas lighting for streets with his Thermolampe 1799

Background imageCoal Collection: Women in Coal Mine / 1840

Women in Coal Mine / 1840
Women working down a Northumbrian mine

Background imageCoal Collection: Chimneysweep (Petherick)

Chimneysweep (Petherick)
London characters: the CHIMNEY SWEEP walks the streets with his brushes, offering his services - for every home is heated with coal fires which clog the chimneys with soot

Background imageCoal Collection: Poster; Coal Debt

Poster; Coal Debt
coal Debt Shall be Repaid to our Country

Background imageCoal Collection: Coal Mine / A Fall-In

Coal Mine / A Fall-In
A fall-in in a coal mine, leaving the miners trapped

Background imageCoal Collection: Edinburgh Miners Gala

Edinburgh Miners Gala
The Annual Miners Gala in Holyrood Park, Edinburgh, Scotland. At the beginning of May each year, 100, 000 coal miners take a well-earned holiday

Background imageCoal Collection: Coal / Tyne Staith / 1892

Coal / Tyne Staith / 1892
A staith, from which coal is being transferred onto barges, on the river Tyne, north-east England

Background imageCoal Collection: Chinese Mine

Chinese Mine
The Surface works at a Chinese mine. Date: 19th Century

Background imageCoal Collection: Cog & Rung / Coal Mine

Cog & Rung / Coal Mine
A cog and rung mechanism for raising coal from the pit

Background imageCoal Collection: Gin for Raising Coal

Gin for Raising Coal
A gin for raising coal from the pit

Background imageCoal Collection: Coal / Water Wheel & Pump

Coal / Water Wheel & Pump
A water-wheel and bucket pump

Background imageCoal Collection: Coaling a Battleship

Coaling a Battleship
Vast quantities of coal are required to keep the worlds navies operating : purpose- built coal supply ships carry the coal to a fuel-hungry warship of the Royal Navy

Background imageCoal Collection: Great Northern Loco

Great Northern Loco
Great Northern Railway, single express locomotive Number One



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