Patterson Type A1 Miner’s Safety Lamp – No. 426 (Gateshead-on-Tyne) bayonet these lamps were designed to

these lamps were designed to operate safely in hazardous mining environments where explosive gases such as firedamp posed a constant danger

is an informative and visually engaging collection featuring 50 cards that detail various firefighting equipment and techniques used during that era

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It was intended to replace the No4 Bayonet in service and used the blade of the No

used for period reenactments

Patterson Type A1 Miner’s Safety Lamp – No. 426 (Gateshead-on-Tyne) bayonet these lamps were designed toThis original Patterson Type A1 miners safety lamp, numbered 426, is an excellent example of early 20th century British mining engineering. Produced in Gateshead on Tyne by Patterson, a respected maker of safety lamps for coal mines and heavy industry, the Type A1 model was widely used across the northern coalfields. Its robust brass and steel construction, glass bonnet, and gauze flame protector were designed to provide reliable illumination in