Premises of the Palmnicken amber mine in East Prussia, where amber is washed and processed. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/premises-of-the-palmnicken-amber-mine-in-east-prussia-where-amber-is-washed-and-processed-image247119206.html
RMTA171X–Premises of the Palmnicken amber mine in East Prussia, where amber is washed and processed.
Miner with coal truck at Amber Valley mine in Derbyshire UK Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/miner-with-coal-truck-at-amber-valley-mine-in-derbyshire-uk-image8491631.html
RMAK25Y0–Miner with coal truck at Amber Valley mine in Derbyshire UK
Employees of the Royal Amber Mine in Palmnicken, East Prussia / Germany (today: Jantarny), produce cigars and cigarette holders, pipes and other utensils. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/employees-of-the-royal-amber-mine-in-palmnicken-east-prussia-germany-today-jantarny-produce-cigars-and-cigarette-holders-pipes-and-other-utensils-image247162841.html
RMTA36M9–Employees of the Royal Amber Mine in Palmnicken, East Prussia / Germany (today: Jantarny), produce cigars and cigarette holders, pipes and other utensils.
mining, amber, amber digging at Yantarny (Palmnicken), East Prussia, circa 1930, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-mining-amber-amber-digging-at-yantarny-palmnicken-east-prussia-circa-48320800.html
RMCPH5JT–mining, amber, amber digging at Yantarny (Palmnicken), East Prussia, circa 1930, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
A small team of men at work in the opencast mine at Carrington's Coppice as an excavator looms overhead. John Laing and Son Ltd had started opencast mining operations in 1942 to meet wartime needs. The work was expanded by the company after the war. Carrington's Coppice was the largest site that the company worked and was the deepest opencast site in Britain. Work started in 1947 and by 1949 the seam was worked out. By August 1950 the land was reinstated for agricultural use. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-small-team-of-men-at-work-in-the-opencast-mine-at-carringtons-coppice-as-an-excavator-looms-overhead-john-laing-and-son-ltd-had-started-opencast-mining-operations-in-1942-to-meet-wartime-needs-the-work-was-expanded-by-the-company-after-the-war-carringtons-coppice-was-the-largest-site-that-the-company-worked-and-was-the-deepest-opencast-site-in-britain-work-started-in-1947-and-by-1949-the-seam-was-worked-out-by-august-1950-the-land-was-reinstated-for-agricultural-use-image440407542.html
RM2GGE88P–A small team of men at work in the opencast mine at Carrington's Coppice as an excavator looms overhead. John Laing and Son Ltd had started opencast mining operations in 1942 to meet wartime needs. The work was expanded by the company after the war. Carrington's Coppice was the largest site that the company worked and was the deepest opencast site in Britain. Work started in 1947 and by 1949 the seam was worked out. By August 1950 the land was reinstated for agricultural use.
. Evenings at the microscope : or, researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life. Microscopy; Microscopes; Medical microscopy. INSECTS : STINGS AND OVIPOSITOKS. 153 where thin ; but in the thickened parts, as the main teeth, the transverse ridges, and the back, it is a clear amber-yellow ; the strengthening back-piece deepening to a rich translucent brown. There is, however, in this species of mine a second set of implements of which the French naturalist, ob-. OTJXER SAW OF SA"wrLT. a. A portion more enlarged. servant as he was, takes not the slightest notice ; and his Eng Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/evenings-at-the-microscope-or-researches-among-the-minuter-organs-and-forms-of-animal-life-microscopy-microscopes-medical-microscopy-insects-stings-and-ovipositoks-153-where-thin-but-in-the-thickened-parts-as-the-main-teeth-the-transverse-ridges-and-the-back-it-is-a-clear-amber-yellow-the-strengthening-back-piece-deepening-to-a-rich-translucent-brown-there-is-however-in-this-species-of-mine-a-second-set-of-implements-of-which-the-french-naturalist-ob-otjxer-saw-of-saquotwrlt-a-a-portion-more-enlarged-servant-as-he-was-takes-not-the-slightest-notice-and-his-eng-image232123118.html
RMRDJ3BA–. Evenings at the microscope : or, researches among the minuter organs and forms of animal life. Microscopy; Microscopes; Medical microscopy. INSECTS : STINGS AND OVIPOSITOKS. 153 where thin ; but in the thickened parts, as the main teeth, the transverse ridges, and the back, it is a clear amber-yellow ; the strengthening back-piece deepening to a rich translucent brown. There is, however, in this species of mine a second set of implements of which the French naturalist, ob-. OTJXER SAW OF SA"wrLT. a. A portion more enlarged. servant as he was, takes not the slightest notice ; and his Eng
Distribution point for home workers in the Royal Amber Mine of Palmnicken in East Prussia (today Yantarny, Kaliningrad): In home work the women process the amber into jewellery. [automated translation] Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/distribution-point-for-home-workers-in-the-royal-amber-mine-of-palmnicken-in-east-prussia-today-yantarny-kaliningrad-in-home-work-the-women-process-the-amber-into-jewellery-automated-translation-image447865304.html
RM2H0J0NC–Distribution point for home workers in the Royal Amber Mine of Palmnicken in East Prussia (today Yantarny, Kaliningrad): In home work the women process the amber into jewellery. [automated translation]
Women shaping beads with automatic machines in the Royal Amber Mine Palmnicken. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/women-shaping-beads-with-automatic-machines-in-the-royal-amber-mine-palmnicken-image345683537.html
RM2B2B6TH–Women shaping beads with automatic machines in the Royal Amber Mine Palmnicken.
The last tons of coal being extracted from the opencast mine at Carrington's Coppice, with a 178 ft deep cut looming above. John Laing and Son Ltd had started opencast mining operations in 1942 to meet wartime needs. The work was expanded by the company after the war. Carrington's Coppice was the largest site that the company worked and was the deepest opencast site in Britain. Work started in 1947 and by 1949 the seam was worked out after 523,623 tons of coal had been extracted from the site. By August 1950 the land was reinstated for agricultural use. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-last-tons-of-coal-being-extracted-from-the-opencast-mine-at-carringtons-coppice-with-a-178-ft-deep-cut-looming-above-john-laing-and-son-ltd-had-started-opencast-mining-operations-in-1942-to-meet-wartime-needs-the-work-was-expanded-by-the-company-after-the-war-carringtons-coppice-was-the-largest-site-that-the-company-worked-and-was-the-deepest-opencast-site-in-britain-work-started-in-1947-and-by-1949-the-seam-was-worked-out-after-523623-tons-of-coal-had-been-extracted-from-the-site-by-august-1950-the-land-was-reinstated-for-agricultural-use-image440407524.html
RM2GGE884–The last tons of coal being extracted from the opencast mine at Carrington's Coppice, with a 178 ft deep cut looming above. John Laing and Son Ltd had started opencast mining operations in 1942 to meet wartime needs. The work was expanded by the company after the war. Carrington's Coppice was the largest site that the company worked and was the deepest opencast site in Britain. Work started in 1947 and by 1949 the seam was worked out after 523,623 tons of coal had been extracted from the site. By August 1950 the land was reinstated for agricultural use.
This photo shows the production of jewelery and other objects of daily use in an amber workshop in the royal amber mine in Palmnicken in East Prussia / Germany. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-photo-shows-the-production-of-jewelery-and-other-objects-of-daily-use-in-an-amber-workshop-in-the-royal-amber-mine-in-palmnicken-in-east-prussia-germany-image247120739.html
RMTA190K–This photo shows the production of jewelery and other objects of daily use in an amber workshop in the royal amber mine in Palmnicken in East Prussia / Germany.
Women make necklaces, bracelets, hair combs, hat pins and other articles from amber beads in the Royal Amber Mine in Plamnicken. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/women-make-necklaces-bracelets-hair-combs-hat-pins-and-other-articles-from-amber-beads-in-the-royal-amber-mine-in-plamnicken-image345683540.html
RM2B2B6TM–Women make necklaces, bracelets, hair combs, hat pins and other articles from amber beads in the Royal Amber Mine in Plamnicken.
View of a factory premises for amber processing in East Prussia / Germany. The picture shows a building with chimney and other factory buildings. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/view-of-a-factory-premises-for-amber-processing-in-east-prussia-germany-the-picture-shows-a-building-with-chimney-and-other-factory-buildings-image247140903.html
RMTA26MR–View of a factory premises for amber processing in East Prussia / Germany. The picture shows a building with chimney and other factory buildings.
Amber mining in open pit in Palmnicken (today's Jantary) in East Prussia. Right on the hill are two bucket excavators. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/amber-mining-in-open-pit-in-palmnicken-todays-jantary-in-east-prussia-right-on-the-hill-are-two-bucket-excavators-image247163468.html
RMTA37EM–Amber mining in open pit in Palmnicken (today's Jantary) in East Prussia. Right on the hill are two bucket excavators.
The last tons of coal being extracted from the opencast mine at Carrington's Coppice, with a 178 ft deep cut looming above. John Laing and Son Ltd had started opencast mining operations in 1942 to meet wartime needs. The work was expanded by the company after the war. Carrington's Coppice was the largest site that the company worked and was the deepest opencast site in Britain. Work started in 1947 and by 1949 the seam was worked out after 523,623 tons of coal had been extracted from the site. By August 1950 the land was reinstated for agricultural use. this photograph was published in October Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-last-tons-of-coal-being-extracted-from-the-opencast-mine-at-carringtons-coppice-with-a-178-ft-deep-cut-looming-above-john-laing-and-son-ltd-had-started-opencast-mining-operations-in-1942-to-meet-wartime-needs-the-work-was-expanded-by-the-company-after-the-war-carringtons-coppice-was-the-largest-site-that-the-company-worked-and-was-the-deepest-opencast-site-in-britain-work-started-in-1947-and-by-1949-the-seam-was-worked-out-after-523623-tons-of-coal-had-been-extracted-from-the-site-by-august-1950-the-land-was-reinstated-for-agricultural-use-this-photograph-was-published-in-october-image440407559.html
RM2GGE89B–The last tons of coal being extracted from the opencast mine at Carrington's Coppice, with a 178 ft deep cut looming above. John Laing and Son Ltd had started opencast mining operations in 1942 to meet wartime needs. The work was expanded by the company after the war. Carrington's Coppice was the largest site that the company worked and was the deepest opencast site in Britain. Work started in 1947 and by 1949 the seam was worked out after 523,623 tons of coal had been extracted from the site. By August 1950 the land was reinstated for agricultural use. this photograph was published in October
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