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Publications

Printed books, papers and pamplets

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LVSAV2023.016.038
LVSAV2023.016.038 Magazine Insert Celebrating 75 Years of BP File Record Colour magazine insert (possibly for BP Shield) celebrating 75 years of BP.
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LVSAV2023.016.039 Magazine - BP Shield International, Summer 1984 File Record Colour magazine entitled 'BP Shield International, Summer 1984'.
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LVSAV2023.016.040 Magazine - BP Shield International, November 1977 File Record Colour magazine entitled: 'BP Shield International, November 1977'.
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LVSAV2023.016.041 Magazine - BP Shield International, Alaska, The Great Land, October 1976 File Record Colour magazine entitled: 'BP Shield International, Alaska, The Great Land, October 1976'.
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LVSAV2023.016.042 Magazine - BP Shield International, May 1977 File Record Colour magazine entitled: 'BP Shield International, May 1977'.
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LVSAV2023.016.043 Article - What the oil industry owes to Dr James Young File Record Printed paper article in blue cover published by the Society of Chemical Industry entitled: 'What the oil industry owes to Dr James Young'. Published 1970.
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R21-009 List of Mines in Great Britain, Ministry of Fuel and Power 1945 File Record Soft covered book entitled 'Ministry of Fuel and Power List of Mines in Great Britain 1945'
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R21-010 Sixth Series Chambers Journal File Record Soft covered book entitled 'Sixth Series Chambers Journal', with article 'The Scottish Shale Oil Trade' by George Thow
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R22-003 Document - 'Mines. Year 1892. Summaries of the Statistical Portion of the Reports of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Mines.' File Record 37 page paper folio document entitled: Mines. Year 1892. Summaries of the Statistical Portion of the Reports of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Mines. Blue paper …
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R22-004 Newspaper Cutting - 'Shale Stays Dead' File Record Typed newspaper cutting from the mid to late 20th century entitled: 'Shale Stays Dead' by Frank Frazer, Energy Correspondent. Newspaper unknown.
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