personalprotectionequipment
14 photos tagged personalprotectionequipment, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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Recent uploads
The last upload was December 2013.
Welders from North East Museums uploaded December 2013
cover archive explored from North East Museums uploaded November 2013
A worker sprays protective from North East Museums uploaded August 2013
J.L. Thompson & Sons Ltd from North East Museums uploaded July 2013
Welding at Joseph L Thompson & Sons Ltd from North East Museums uploaded June 2013
Workers Getting Back to Work at Westoe from North East Museums uploaded September 2011
Westoe Worker from North East Museums uploaded September 2011
Get Back to Work from North East Museums uploaded September 2011
Workers Helmet from North East Museums uploaded September 2011
Two Miners - Wearmouth Colliery from North East Museums uploaded August 2011
Wearmouth Colliery - Blacksmith from North East Museums uploaded August 2011
Lamp Room - Wearmouth Colliery from North East Museums uploaded August 2011
Wearmouth Colliery Miners from North East Museums uploaded August 2011
Caged Miners from North East Museums uploaded August 2011
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Workers Helmet
from North East Museums
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Bryan# said:
Is that a bottle of "a little something" in the helmet?
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Vincenzo Diana said:
bellissima!
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Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
Bryan# It would seem so, but can anyone identify what the "little something" could be?
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inconclusive canvas said:
I think it's cigarettes
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Bryan# said:
Cigarettes - possibly - but why take them down a wet mine where they might get ruined and you could not smoke them. Anyone taking a match down a coal mine in the North East of England would be an absolute pariah. Too many men had died due to explosions of firedamp. There again; maybe he was an above ground worker.
Get Back to Work
from North East Museums
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les_golding1 said:
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