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Great perspective! It is funny that numeration goes from top to down.
eide97
Wed 06-27-2007
Hey those are soap holders! Glad I came up with that one!
Ozzy
Wed 06-27-2007
They skipped 910...
Tim
Thu 06-28-2007
These May have been a system to track who was in the mine. Similar systems exist in old coal mines in the US. Take the notifier with you when you are in the mine, and management can easily see who is in the mine in the event of a collapse.
Matt
Fri 06-29-2007
I wonder if there was a miner #666 or #13! LOL!

1,000 flavors of soap?
Kristiara
Wed 08-15-2007
That right! You should see what kind of flavor they have such as cookie dough, bubble gum, and more.

I just had to say it.
Ozzy
Wed 08-15-2007
A miner would put his personal crap in these these little compartments before they went down and probably left there miner caps when they left. They had the kind of compartments in Spinghill Novie . Mott's, check out Springhill, Novie, has lots of possibilities for the master.
Johnny Mac
Tue 08-28-2007
Heavy duty
Guitorman
Mon 01-21-2008

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