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Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector

Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector

Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
RARE RINGROSE FIREDAMP ALARM / SEWER GAS LAMP. INTERNATIONAL GAS DETECTORS LTD – LEEDS, ENGLAND. A fascinating and highly unusual piece of British industrial and mining history: an original Ringrose automatic firedamp alarm / gas detection lamp manufactured by International Gas Detectors Ltd I. This is considerably more specialised than a conventional miner’s safety lamp. The Ringrose system was developed as an automatic warning device for detecting dangerous firedamp – principally methane – in mining environments. The design incorporated an enclosed detection mechanism together with electric warning lamps. Historical technical descriptions of the Ringrose system explain that under normal conditions a clear/white lamp was illuminated, while detection of firedamp at the predetermined level operated the mechanism and activated a red warning lamp. Both the internal mechanism and the distinctive red warning bulb can still be seen through the cylindrical glass chamber of this example. Ringrose firedamp detection equipment formed part of the development of automatic gas-warning technology used within the British mining industry during the 20th century. Ringrose firedamp alarms were sufficiently important to mine safety that their testing and use were discussed in the British Parliament during the 1930s. Examples of Ringrose firedamp detection equipment are now preserved within major museum and industrial-history collections, including the Science Museum Group and other international museum collections. The body carries extensive original raised lettering including. “MINISTRY OF FUEL AND POWER APPROVAL”. One side also retains its original applied metal identification plate reading. The opposite side carries original operating/test instructions, including directions for testing the alarm and reference to the RED BULB warning system. Heavy cast metal body with a substantial carrying/suspension hook. The upper section incorporates a cylindrical glass enclosure protected by vertical metal supports. Internally there are numerous original mechanical and electrical components, including the distinctive red warning bulb, clear lamp components and detection mechanism. The industrial construction and exposed internal apparatus give the piece fantastic visual presence and make it equally suitable for a specialist collection or industrial display. Offered in genuine vintage industrial condition with age-related oxidation, surface wear, marks and patination throughout. The glass enclosure is present and the internal components shown in the photographs remain in situ. No attempt has been made by us to restore, dismantle, polish or electrically test the mechanism. Please study all photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description and show the exact condition, markings and components. A superb specialist piece for collectors of. Museum and technical artefacts. The combination of the Ringrose name, I. Leeds manufacture, Ministry approval markings, numerous British patent numbers, original glass chamber, internal warning apparatus and “SEWER GAS LAMP” identification plate makes this a highly distinctive survivor of British industrial safety technology. The item will be professionally and carefully packed for transport. A fantastic conversation piece and an increasingly unusual survivor from Britain’s industrial and mining heritage. Ringrose Firedamp Alarm, Ringrose Lamp, Mining Lamp, Miners Lamp, Antique Mining Lamp, Vintage Mining Lamp, Safety Lamp, Sewer Gas Lamp, Firedamp Detector, Methane Detector, Gas Detector, IGD Leeds, International Gas Detectors, British Mining, Coal Mining, Colliery Lamp, Colliery Memorabilia, Mining Memorabilia, Industrial Antique, Industrial Lamp, Industrial Lighting, Vintage Gas Detector, Mine Safety Equipment, Scientific Instrument, Vintage Engineering, British Industrial History, Industrial Decor, Museum Display, Technical Antique, Gas Detection Equipment, Leeds England, Ministry of Fuel and Power.
Rare Antique Mining Lamp Ringrose Firedamp Alarm IGD Leeds Sewer Gas Detector
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Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare

Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare

Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Lovely set of brass door handles made by kaye of Leeds one of the first sets to be made before they changed to traditionally stamping there brand any questions just ask.
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
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Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot

Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot

Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
RARE LEEDS PEARLWARE HIGH DOME LARGE COFFEE POT, CIRCA 1790s of fluted pyriform rising from a circular base, the cover with high fluted dome and printed acorn-form finial, with black transfer designs depicting Country Houses & Deers, Pines forest scenes and a scrolling spout and strap handle. The black Transfer makes it a rarer example than the blue transfer examples. The use of the transfer print method was new at the stage the pot was made and there are slight mistakes in the application which makes the Coffee pot even rarer. Approx 10 inches high Condition: A chip to spout, discoloration, minor rough spots, and a very small chip on the bottom rim which has been glued a long time ago Age circa 1790s and there are not many examples around as Pearlware has a very fragile body. This is an antique item decorated in Early Tranfer Georgian piece, making it a unique and collectible piece for enthusiasts of pottery and ceramics. We post to all over the world.
Rare Early 18th C. Leeds Transfer Coffee Pot
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