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Brass Detonator Tool

A brass poking tool, used to make a hole in dynamite for a detonator, marked ICI.

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Perspex Detonator Test Block

A Perspex cube shattered by an electrical explosive detonator, to study shock wave patterns. From the testing labs at Nobel Explosives, Ardeer.

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Dummy Plaster Gelignite Packet

A dummy demonstration packet of Plaster Gelignite from Nobel’s Explosives, Ayrshire, made from clay. Printing very faint, enhanced below.

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Ventilation Fan Detail Drawing

A drawing of part of a ventilation fan, built by Howden’s Engineering, Scotland Street, Glasgow.

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Mine Ventilation Fan Plan Drawing

A coloured pen-and-ink drawing of two views of a mine ventilation fan. From Howden’s Engineering on Scotland Street, Glasgow.

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Mine Fan Drawing

A pencil drawing of a fan, probably a mine ventilation fan, from Howden’s Engineering on Scotland Street, Glasgow.

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Grangemouth Oil Painting

An oil painting of Grangemouth oil refinery at night, by Lesley Anne Derks.

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‘The Floor Of A Train Ferry’ Muirhead Bone Lithograph

A WWI lithograph by war artist Muirhead Bone, of ship construction on the Clyde. Signed and marked in pencil “To The Tuscania”, a ship captained by his brother David.

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‘Building Ships: A Workshop’ Muirhead Bone Lithograph

A 1917 signed lithograph by Glasgow-born war artist Muirhead Bone, of a fabrication workshop in a shipyard.

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‘Lifting An Oil Tank Into A Train Ferry’ Muirhead Bone Lithograph

A WWI lithograph by war artist Muirhead Bone, of ship construction on the Clyde. Signed and marked in pencil “To The Tuscania”, a ship captained by his brother David.

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‘Under The Bows’ Muirhead Bone Lithograph

A lithograph by WWI war artist Muirhead Bone, under the bows of a cross-channel rail ferry under construction.

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