Women in traditional Welsh dress seated in a Horse drawn cart

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The cart bears a sign reading ‘If you want first class quality, ask your grocer for David Jones, Dowlais cake, the best for tea parties, tons supplied daily.’ [Mafeking celebrations?]

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Previous reference number: DNCB/64/64

Archive Record|Table of contents

National Coal Board, RecordsDNCB

Estates DepartmentDNCB/1

Finance DepartmentDNCB/2

Industrial RelationsDNCB/3

Legal DepartmentDNCB/4

Public Relations DepartmentDNCB/5

Mining DepartmentDNCB/6

Scientific DepartmentDNCB/7

Individual CollieriesDNCB/8

Opencast ExecutiveDNCB/9

Statistics DepartmentDNCB/10

Secretary's DepartmentDNCB/11

Area DirectorDNCB/12

Staff DepartmentDNCB/13

Photographic CollectionDNCB/14

National Coal Board, Historical PhotographsDNCB/14/1

Tynewydd Colliery Disaster 1877 ‘Rescued and Rescuers’DNCB/14/1/1

Senghenydd Colliery Disaster 1913DNCB/14/1/2

Dinas Rescue StationDNCB/14/1/3

Cambrian Combine DisputeDNCB/14/1/4

National Coal Strike/Minimum Wage StrikeDNCB/14/1/5

The Black Colliers FuneralDNCB/14/1/6

The Stay In Strikers Surface, 1935DNCB/14/1/7

Coal pickingDNCB/14/1/8

Gleaning CoalDNCB/14/1/9

See the Conquering Heroes Come!DNCB/14/1/10

Royal Visits, 1912 and 1919DNCB/14/1/11

Yniscedwyn Colliery groupDNCB/14/1/12

Brown’s Pit, Cwmaman, near AberdareDNCB/14/1/13

International Colliery, BlaengarwDNCB/14/1/14

Senghenydd CollieryDNCB/14/1/15

Deri Newydd CollieryDNCB/14/1/16

Lewis Methyr CollieryDNCB/14/1/17

Graham’s No.9 Colliery, TredegarDNCB/14/1/18

Deep Navigation, TreharrisDNCB/14/1/19

Group of young mineworkersDNCB/14/1/20

Pithead BathsDNCB/14/1/21

Colliery DeputyDNCB/14/1/22

Group of colliery surface craftsmenDNCB/14/1/23

Underground Chapel Entrance, SwanseaDNCB/14/1/24

Shotfirer preparing holeDNCB/14/1/25

Pony haulageDNCB/14/1/26

Horse HaulageDNCB/14/1/27

Snap Time, Resolven CollieryDNCB/14/1/28

Two colliers holing coalDNCB/14/1/29

Stall work, North GwentDNCB/14/1/30

Holing a seamDNCB/14/1/31

Interior of pumphouse, Deep Navigation CollieryDNCB/14/1/32

Dowlais IronworksDNCB/14/1/33

Group of men in front of a busDNCB/14/1/34

Tugboat ‘Portwey’ at seaDNCB/14/1/35

Lady Windsor Colliery OfficialsDNCB/14/1/36

Cutting the first turf at Cwm Colliery, Llantwit FardreDNCB/14/1/37

Old Rudry New Mine Sinking Team 1906-1908DNCB/14/1/38

Miners’ Choir at the InstituteDNCB/14/1/39

Group of surface craftsmen, Parc CollieryDNCB/14/1/40

Merthyr Vale OfficialsDNCB/14/1/41

Pneumoconiosis, The Deadly DustDNCB/14/1/42

Sir Evan Roberts opening Morlais Colliery CanteenDNCB/14/1/43

Duchess of Kent at Bargoed CollieryDNCB/14/1/44

Group of surface craftsmen, Great Mountain CollieryDNCB/14/1/45

Lady Margaret Colliery, TreherbetDNCB/14/1/46

Apprentice Mine Surveyors’ Class – Trefforest School of MinesDNCB/14/1/47

Unknown group of mineworkers on surfaceDNCB/14/1/48

Pride of the ValleysDNCB/14/1/49

Mr R T Jones, IronmongerDNCB/14/1/50

Coal Delivery DayDNCB/14/1/51

Street Scene, StaffordshireDNCB/14/1/52

Women in traditional Welsh dress seated in a Horse drawn cartDNCB/14/1/53

Rhondda’s First Electric TramcarDNCB/14/1/54

Unknown groupDNCB/14/1/55

Colliery Reconstruction in the No.2 (Maesteg) AreaDNCB/14/2

National Coal Board/British Coal photographic archive - additional printsDNCB/14/3

National Coal Board Photographic Negative CollectionDNCB/14/4

PR Department Photographic Contact SheetsDNCB/14/5

National Coal Board Photograph AlbumsDNCB/14/6

Aerial Photographs of Opencast Sites, South Wales AreaDNCB/14/7

National Coal Board Photographic PrintsDNCB/14/8

National Coal Board Transparencies and Lantern SlidesDNCB/14/9

Paperwork relating to the National Coal Board Photographic CollectionDNCB/14/10

Pre-Vesting Date Coal Mining and Related Industrial RecordsDNCB/15