Patterson Type A1 Miner’s Safety Lamp – No. 426 (Gateshead-on-Tyne) bayonet "Non-conforming Examples"

"Non-conforming Examples"

L108A1 Minimi 5

000 casualties

Measuring approximately 40 cm in length

used for period reenactments

Patterson Type A1 Miner’s Safety Lamp – No. 426 (Gateshead-on-Tyne) bayonet "Non-conforming Examples"This original Patterson Type A1 miners safety lamp, numbered 426, is an excellent example of early 20th century British mining engineering. Produced in Gateshead on Tyne by Patterson, a respected maker of safety lamps for coal mines and heavy industry, the Type A1 model was widely used across the northern coalfields. Its robust brass and steel construction, glass bonnet, and gauze flame protector were designed to provide reliable illumination in