Cylindrical stick of explosive substitute in cream paper wrapper with purple printing with ten rows of purple triangles
- Made:
- 1959-1969 in United Kingdom
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Cylindrical stick of explosive substitute in cream paper wrapper with purple printing with ten rows of purple triangles, printed: ‘P5 P5’; ‘PERMITTED EXPLOSIVE’; ‘DYNAGEX’; ‘1¼″ ICI trademark ‘8oz’; ‘NOT MORE IN ANY’; ‘ONE SHOT HOLE THAN 36oz’; ‘TESTED AS N.E.1466’, by Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, British, 1959-1969
Details
- Category:
- Mining & Ore Dressing
- Object Number:
- 1969-556/11
- Materials:
- paper (fibre product)
- type:
- explosive substitute
