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Small tallow lamp
8471.1 - Truncated cone with bent wire handle and long spout. The end of which seems to have been crushed closed around some cotton wick, lid is missing, though wire loop hinge remains. -
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Kerosene can
8470.1 - Cylinder topped by a cone, curved metal strip handle, it has a spout with a metal stopper at the very top and has a brass brand label.- Braime -
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Large tallow lamp
8469.1 - Tall truncated cone with a small flat hinged disc lid, bent wire handle and long tapering spout with cotton wick present. -
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Small tallow lamp
8468.1 - Small tallow lamp, truncated cone with bent wire handle, simple flat disc hinged lid and long near cylindrical spout. -
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Small tallow lamp
8467.1 - Small tallow lamp, truncated cone with bent wire handle, simple flat disk lid and long near cylindrical spout. It appears to still retain cotton wick in the end of its spout. -
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Skip cable roller
8466.1 - Truncated cone roller with concave side attached by central pivot to rectangular metal plate which has bolt holes in each corner. -
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Clipper on component
8465.1 - Banana shaped piece of metal connected by a ring to a circular chain link, attached to an eroded chain link. -
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Clipper on component
8464.1 - Metal contraption supposedly involved in removing coal skips from mines. -
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Eye and eye swivel with link
8463.1 - An eye and eye swivel (two oval loops of metal connected by a short metal rod about which they can independently swivel) with a single chain link attached. -
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Coal fork
8462.1 - Large rusted ten pronged fork with handle missing. -
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Rail pins and coal fragments
8461.1 - Rusty rail pin in plastic container. 8461.2 - Rusty rail pin in plastic container. 8461.3 - Coal fragments -
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Hammer pick
8460.1 - Metal hammer-pick head; one "arm" is long and pointed, the other is short and blunt with a truncated square cross-section. -
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Large pick head
8459.1 - Large metal double - pointed pick head. -
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Small pick head
8458.1 - Small metal double - pointed pick head. -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
"Dog pick"
8457.1 - Rusted metal head of a "dog pick", or "pick hammer"; one end is rounded and slightly deformed from use, the other is a point - blunted. -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Adze head
8456.1 - Metal head od adze; wide, flat blade, with ovoid ring for where the handle would be secured, the opening oriented perpendicular to the blade. -
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Petrified wood
8455.1 - Large hunk od fossil wood - siliceous, pale.- Petrified wood - Petrified wood forms when water carrying silica is absorbed by decomposing wood. The silica replaces the wood and takes its shape. -
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Shovel
8454.1 - Shovel blade is deep with fairly steep sides and with a short shaft with a "D" handle that has two pieces of wire wound around it. -
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Shovel
8453.1 - Typical shovel with a long shaft and steep sides. -
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Shovel
8452.1 - Not of "coal shovel" type ( blade lacks steep sides); has "D" handle; blade is secured to handle shaft by bolt and washer, but also a loop of thick wire through shaft. -
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Black broom
8451.1 - Quite an ordinary broom but every part of it is black or blackened. -
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Explosives box with key
8450.1 - Hinged wooden box painted red on all sides except the base and has a brass handle on the lid. The lid has "ËXPLOSIVE BOX" painted in white and black on it and has a keyhole for a brass lock mechanism. The interior is lined with foam. 8450.2 - Brass key with modern blue plastic tag.- EXPLOSIVE BOX - FAXED -
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Small pickaxe
8449.1 - Wooden shaft with rusted metal head. The head is very slim and narrow; one prong tapered into a point, the other flattened into a chisel. -
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Boring tool stand
8448.1 - Long metal shaft, screw-threaded for most of its length, a rectangular metal foot at one end linking the shaft some range of motion at the joint and an adjustable socket for the auger mobile along the shaft's thread. -
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Auger-less boring tool
8447.1 - Elongated ovoid of metal, with both ends possessing spikes, one adjustable, evidently to secure it in the roof and floor of the mine; and notches along its length, presumably to hold the auger. -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Explosives box with split lid
8446.1 - Unhinged wooden box of "Noble's Explosives Company (Limited)" explosives with a significant split in the lid, running its length.- Nobel Glasgow - 50 lbs net - With care - Keep dry - This side up - Made in Australia - Nobel's explosives company (limited) Glasgow - Explosive class III division I - Alfa Nobel - Nobel's explosive company limited - Trademark -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Box of explosives
8445.1 - Unhinged wooden box of explosives, quite covered in dust, made by "Nobel's explosives company (limited)"; lots of writing on the lid, and the two smaller sides, somewhat faded and occluded by dirt.- Nobel Glasgow - 50 lbs net - This side up - Made in Australia - With care - keep dry - Nobel's explosives company (limited) Glasgow - Explosive class III division I. - Alfa Nobel - Nobel's explosives company Limited - Trademark -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Box of explosives
8444.1 - Unhinged wooden box of "Nobel's explosives company" explosives. Lots of writing on the lid, and on the two smaller sides; one side has a sticky-taped note with near-illegible writing.- Nobel Glasgow - 50 lbs net - This side up - Made in Australia - Nobel's explosives company (limited) Glasgow - Explosive class III division I - Alfa Nobel - Nobel's explosive company (limited) - Trademark -
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Bore pipe
8443.1 - Metal pipe which is rusted.- Korum bore 19 - Depth 1335 Ft - 1.64 CHS E -
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Filthy sack of coal
8442.1 - Very dirty hessian coal sack, actually filled with coal; rope drawstrings have steel handles.