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Masthead
March, 1932

The Hartley Main Collieries Limited

Drawings and Photographs accompanying the article

Sample Description
Thumbnail Fig. 1 — Old Kick-up Tipplers at Hartley, now Superseded
Thumbnail Fig. 2 — Obsolete Bar Screens at Hartley, showing Heavy Labour Requirements
Thumbnail Fig. 3 — Disposition of Pits in Hartley Main Group ; Inset shows Feed to New Staiths on River Tyne
Thumbnail Fig. 4 — Layout of New Screening Plant at Hartley Colliery
Thumbnail Fig. 5 — Winder in Course of Conversion to Electric Drive
Thumbnail Fig. 6 — Another Conversion Job in the Shops
Thumbnail Fig. 7 — 60-ton per hour Sunderland Vibrating Screen at Hartley Colliery
Thumbnail Fig. 8 — Petrol Locomotive for Hauling Tubs from West Cramlington Pit to Ann Pit Screens
Thumbnail Fig. 9 — New Electric Winder at Shankhouse Colliery

Article reproduced from a copy of the magazine held at National Mining Museum Scotland, Newtongrange, Midlothian.

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