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Atlantic No. 1   On March 8, 1948, one mile east of Leduc No. 1, Atlantic No. 3 blew wild. When the ground thawed, a mass of craters appeared across the grain field and the oil flowed for the next 6 months. The rig collapsed, and caught fire on September 6, burning for three days.

This created tremendous interest in international media bringing the prospects of the Alberta oil industry to the attention of the world. Over 1.4 million barrels of oil came from the well.
Atlantic No. 3
One stunning historical black & white photograph in a beautiful black wooden frame with engraved plate

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10 x 12 inches - Model: Atlantic No. 1, 10x12-A $65
18 x 22 inches - Model: Atlantic No. 1, 18x22-A $175
22 x 26 inches - Model: Atlantic No. 1, 22x26-A $225
 
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Historical Photographs Redwater No. 1 3-Picture Set Atlantic No. 3 Single Lineham No. 1 Single Redwater No. 1 Single Leduc No. 1 Single 2009 Calendar Table of Contents Leduc No. 1 3-Picture Set Lineham No. 1 3-Picture Set Atlantic No. 3 3-Picture Set 2009 Alberta Petroleum Discoveries Calendar and History Book
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