Category:Oriental Consolidated Mining Company

**Oriental Consolidated Mining Company**
	American mining company
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Instance of	business; public company;
Industry	mining;
Headquarters location	Elmira;
Founded by	Leigh S. J. Hunt; Jacob Sloat Fassett;
Inception	1897;
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	1939;
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English: The Oriental Consolidated Mining Company (OCMC) was an American mining firm founded in 1897 that operated 10 gold mines in Unsan, Korea after buying rights from King Gojong and acquiring Korean Mining and Development Company in 1898. Under pressure of Japanese gold embargoes, OCMC was sold to Nippon Mining Co., Ltd. in 1939. [1]

Korean: 동양합동광업회사 (東洋合同鑛業會社)

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The following 11 files are in this category, out of 11 total.

Constructing the Taracol 80 stamp mill (4095359425).jpg 1,536 × 1,085; 452 KB
Japanese performers at OCMC in Unsan, Korea.jpg 740 × 510; 86 KB
Lumber for the Taracol mill. Thousands of feet of timber which Korean lumbermen have whip-sawed out by hand (4096129772).jpg 1,536 × 1,089; 355 KB
Maibong Gold Mine, Unsan, Korea around 1930.jpg 636 × 1,070; 246 KB
Oriental Consolidated Gold Mine in Unsan, Korea.jpg 740 × 473; 99 KB
Oriental Consolidated Mining Company club building.jpg 740 × 464; 76 KB
Oriental Consolidated Mining Company Stock Certificate (Specimen).jpg 1,920 × 1,274; 483 KB
Taracol camp (4095354999).jpg 1,536 × 1,089; 395 KB
Taracol cyanide plant extension (4095366841).jpg 1,536 × 1,074; 294 KB
Taracol mill, battery floor (4095365063).jpg 1,536 × 1,136; 352 KB
Winter in the mines. Tabowie camp (4095360477).jpg 1,536 × 1,088; 410 KB

Category:Oriental Consolidated Mining Company

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