Coal Mining Prints - Trouble Inbye

Coal Mining Prints - Trouble Inbye38 x 28cm signed print "If there was a problem inbye at the coal face and all the conveyors were running empty or halted, the landing lads at the loader end often took the opportunity to grab a catnap, however if caught asleep it could mean a fine or dismissal."

The cages rattle past eachother half way up the shaft

The bored bath attendant lazily swings her whistle in the humid atmosphere of the pool

care must be given not to fall into another'

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but silly words will disclose a fool'

drinking pop

saws and wood planes that had been carefully looked after by their former owners

the Miners Welfare Fund was established in 1920

These drill rigs were powered with compressed air with water as a lubricant

84 x 64 cm

set out to locate the coal wagons

identified as a fundamental requirement