Antique cambrian miners safety lamp solid brass
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Inside size of the mold is apx 7/8" across & 1/4" deep. This Mold is great for making old style loaf bars. Full to the top will give you a apx 2 Troy ounce Gold Bar. Silver shown in the pic is not included.
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Solid Brass Coal Miners’ Head Lamp. Last date noted 7-21-1926. Heavy gauge all brass, polished brass and lacquered. Self lighter. Very good condition for the age of about 97 years old. Small dents on bottom. Small correctable dent on reflector.
It has a Lexan dam for holding back material or rocks, and ensures that all of the material has to interact with all 4 riffles before being discarded. Can also be used without the dam for fast processing of mixed river materials.
CAMBRIAN MINERS Safety Lamp W.R.Clanny-Sir H. Davy GUC Solid Brass No. 01348.
9"x3"x2" solid bar no cracks . Weight is 3.4 LBS
MEASURES 8" DIAMETER X 3" TALL Please See Pictures For The Best Description Of Condition. We provide description of items based on the observation, research or provided information and try to answer all questions to the best of our ability. All items being sold have been previously owned , unless otherwise stated, and have expected signs of use. Used items are not perfect as new, so please review all photos, and ask any questions prior to bidding / purchasing.
This Mold is great for making old style loaf bars. Full to the top will give you a apx 200 Troy ounce Gold Bar. Silver bar will be like 100 oz maybe a bit more. Inside size of the mold is 4-1/16" X 4-1/16" X 1-1/2" deep.
The Cambrian Miners Safety Lamp is a collectible piece of mining equipment made of solid brass, with the patent number 61380. It bears the markings of W.R. Clanny and Sir H. Davy, indicating its historical significance in the realm of mining safety. This lamp is a unique and valuable artifact that reflects the innovative spirit of the mining industry in the 19th century.