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Display of Consolidation Coal Company shows the different mining techniques throughout the century and beyond.

1873. Consol's Exhibit at Hornes Department Store, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Disco fuel company displays many ads that show how their fuel is smokeless and clean.  This is a product of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.

1874. Disco 'The Modern Smokeless Fuel' Display

In the display a mannequin 'appears to be breathing and snoring mumbles good things about the wonders of Disco.'

1875. Display Advertising 'Cozy Disco Heat'

A crowd gathers around a Disco Fuel exhibit, to watch the snoring, mumbling man.  The Snoring, Mumbling Man Attracted and Held the Attention of Thousands Each Day of the Fair.

1876. Crowd Gathers Around a Disco Fuel Exhibit

About 15,000 guessed at number of pieces of Disco in transparent barrel.  The number of pieces was changed each day of the Fair.  One day two people guessed the exact number and both won $100.00 worth of Disco.  Participants were limited to Solid Fuel users only.

1877. Disco Fuel Contest

People crowd around the snoring and mumbling man exhibit for Disco Fuel.

1878. Crowd Gathers Around the Disco Exhibit of Snoring and Mumbling Man

People mingle around looking at the various exhibits presented by Disco fuel.

1879. Visitors Viewing Disco Fuel Exhibits

People stand around chatting and viewing the Disco Fuel exhibits.

1880. Visitors Viewing Disco Fuel Exhibits

This Disco Fuel exhibits shows their product for the stove.

1881. Disco Fuel Exhibit at the Indiana Dealer's Convention, French Lick, Indiana

Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. displays their washed coal exhibit.  The display show various perks of the coal.

1882. Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company Exhibit at the Indiana Coal Merchants Association

A man stands next to the Disco Fuel exhibit.

1883. Disco Fuel Exhibit, Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company

The National Mine Service Company granted an exclusive world-wide license to manufacture and sell a new type of shuttle car developed and patented by Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company.  The shuttle car was designed by Arthur L. Lee and his engineering staff of Pitt-Consol.

1884. Pitt-Consol Shuttle Car