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Go to the page that contains this image: Police with colliery officials on duty at Tankersley colliery during the 1893 strike  Go to the page that contains this image: Enamelled tray commemorating the end of the 1893 lockout.  Go to the page that contains this image: Plate commemorating the 1893 Featherstone Massacre  Go to the page that contains this image: Salvation Army soup kitchen in the Barnsley area, South Yorkshire, during the 1921 strike  Go to the page that contains this image: Newspaper produced by Coal Industry Publications during the 1926 strike. 
Go to the page that contains this image: 1972 strike leaflet produced by the National Union of Mineworkers  Go to the page that contains this image: Record of strike songs, produced during the 1974 strike  Go to the page that contains this image: Miners' Gala in Barnsley during the 1984/5 strike  Go to the page that contains this image: Tea bags given to the NUM by the German unions during the 1984 / 85 strike for use in their soup kitchen  Go to the page that contains this image: Derbyshire Area NUM badge sold during the 1984/5 strike 
Go to the page that contains this image: Stud box, sold to raise money for striking miners during the 1984/5 strike  Go to the page that contains this image: Stickers produced during the 1984/5 strike  Go to the page that contains this image: Kiveton Park colliery banner, South Yorkshire  Go to the page that contains this image: Banner showing a scene from the 1984/5 strike at Doncaster Miners' Gala in 1991.  Go to the page that contains this image: Plate commemorating the 1984/5 strike in the Kent area 
Go to the page that contains this image: Barnsley colliery band members at an NUM Gala, held in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the miners' strike      
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