Coal Mining Prints - The Snuff Tin

Coal Mining Prints - The Snuff Tin38 x 28cm signed print "Smoking underground was a serious offence with serious penalties. Many miners would substitute the craving for a smoke by chewing tobacco or taking snuff, both could be purchased from the canteen. Snuff, which was ground tobacco leaves, was usually placed on the back of the hand or held between the thumb and index finger then snuffed into the nostrils to give a short hit of nicotine and a lasting scent. Chewing tobacco was also

One team is interlocked head to tail

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"Around the late 1800 lads of a tender age were employed as haulage hands

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Signed print size: 56cm x 25cm

the Eagle is prepared to pounce upon one of your little pigs

then crushed to release the flavour of nicotine

and into the wash-house to prepare for washing day

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"We all piddle into the same international pot