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.jpg "Stoping at the 70, East Pool Mine, Illustration from")
.jpg "The 70 Tram-Road, East Pool Mine, illustration from")
.jpg "Boring an Upper, East Pool Mine, Illustration from")
.jpg "Engine Shaft at the 406, Cook")
.jpg "The 355 Stopes, Cook")
.jpg "Overhand Stoping, Cook")
.jpg "Gig at Dolcoath, illustration from")
.jpg "Drilling For A Shot: Old-Fashioned Way Of Mining Coal")
.jpg "Tube Tunnel Excavation By Means of Greathead Boring Shield")
.jpg "Heave, Looking East, Blue Hills Mine, Illustration from")
.jpg "Miners extracting coal into the vein. Engraving by Ferat, to illustrate the story “Belgium”, by Camille Lemonnier. Published in Le Tour du monde, nouveau journal des voyages, 2nd semester 1884, edited by Edouard Charton")
.jpg "Rotary Cutter at Work in the Enlarged Tube of the City and South London Railway Line")
.jpg "Heave, looking west, Blue Hills mine, illustration from")
.jpg "A Rock-Drill End, East Pool Mine, illustration from")
.jpg "The 180 at East Pool Mine, illustration from")
.jpg "The Man Engine at Dolcoath Mine, Illustration from")
.jpg "M. De Changy Demonstrates an Experiment to the Chief Engineer of Belgian Mines")
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.jpg "Inside a Greathead Tunnelling Shield, 1926")
.jpg "Group of quarriers at work in one of the quarries of Ravaccione, c.1890-1900")
.jpg "The Man Engine at Cook")
_Quarrymen_and_blocks_of_marble_being_squared_(bw_photo)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1056133).jpg "Alpi Apuane (Carrara). Quarrymen and blocks of marble being squared")
.jpg "German Industry")
.jpg "Mining, Metal Ores Miners, Germany, c 1851")
.jpg "\"Croust Time,\" East Pool Mine")
.jpg "Construction of the Central line of the London Underground")
.jpg "Flagstone Quarry Workers in Le Meygal, Balayes, Haute-Loire, c.1900")
.jpg "Team of Excavators")
.jpg "The 66, Blue Hills Mine, illustration from")
.jpg "The 412, Dolcoath mine, illustration from")
.jpg "Above the 406, Cook")
.jpg "Balance Box at Dolcoath Mine, Illustration from")
.jpg "A Mill at the 412, Dolcoath Mine, illustration from")
.jpg "Summer Afternoon")
 - (MeisterDrucke-229132).jpg "View of El Castillo, 1844")
.jpg "Woman at the Window")
.jpg "Stage Set for the Queen of the Night (in Mozart")
.jpg "Luncheon of the Boating Party")
.jpg "Mulberry Tree")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-598039).jpg "Tiger")
.jpg "Construction, 1923")
.jpg "Fairy Tale")
.jpg "Portrait presumed to be Johann Sebastian Bach, 1717-23")
.jpg "Mont Sainte-Victoire")
.jpg "The Water-Lily Pond")
.jpg "Vesuvius in Eruption")
.jpg "Comrades")
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