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"Derby" miner's electric safety lamp with lead plug lock

Safety lamp: Gray type, for coal miners’ gas testing; Hydrogen cylinder, spare; Mahogany box, for carrying coal miners’ gas testing safety lamp and spare hydrogen cylinder, originally designed by Thomas Gray, design modified by Dr. Frank Clowes, based on J. Ashworth's patent Hepplewhite-Gray type, for gas testing and made by Stanley, Derby, Derbyshire, England, 1893-1899

Safety lamp: Gray type, for coal miners, Hydrogen cylinder and Mahogany box

Safety lamp, Lechien, Mueseler type, from the Royal Commission on Accidents in Mines, 1879-86, maker: C. Lechien, Mons, marking: makers name, 1883

Safety lamp

1883

Triangular folding lamp with 2 red glass windows; candle holder; in Japanned tin.

Lancaster's Patent Ruby Lamp

circa 1880

Safety lamp, Patterson GTL9, Marsaut type, maker: Patterson and Co., Felling-on-Tyne, marking makers name and lamp name, c.1928

Miner's Safety Lamp

circa 1928

Safety lamp, Gauzeless, no specific type, gauzeless and aluminium, use: gas testing, maker: Best's Gauzeless Lamp Co. Ltd., Leeds, 1925

Miner's Gauzeless Safety Lamp, 1925

1925

Safety lamp, Davis Kirkby, Marsaut type, maker: J. Davis and Son (Derby) Ltd, Derby, marking: makers name and Davis Kirkby miners safety lamp approved type no.2, 1925

Safety lamp