Engraved Blairhall Colliery Whisky Glass

Engraved Blairhall Colliery Whisky GlassBlairhall Colliery was one of the defining industries of West Fife, employing generations of miners before production ended in 1969. Its distinctive twin winding gear became a familiar landmark, representing both the engineering of the coalfield and the communities that grew around it. This engraving interprets the colliery through its recognisable structure, preserving the character of the pithead, winding towers and surrounding buildings while

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