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20 Jul, 4 tweets, 3 min read
Am bron i 300 mlynedd mae de Cymru wedi bod yn ganolbwynt i ddiwydiant tunplat Prydain, gyda melin rolio Pont-y-pŵl yn gatalydd arloesol i weithgynhyrchu tunplat. Yn 1873 sefydlwyd gweithfeydd tunplat Tynewydd ger Cwmbrân. @RC_Archives #DyddMawrthTunplat 1/4
Wedi’i sefydlu ger gorsaf drenau Pontnewydd gan Batchelor and Co (neu Charles Roberts), cafodd Tynewydd sawl perchennog ar hyd y blynyddoedd cyn dod yn rhan o Redbrook Tinplate Co., Sir Fynwy. 2/4 coflein.gov.uk/cy/safle/41548…
Yna fel rhan o Linpac, caeodd y gweithfeydd c.1961 ond mae’n debyg i’w is-gwmni ffatri stampio – Pontnewydd Tin Stamping Co. – i barhau tan c.1966. Mae’r safle bellach wedi’i glirio ac wedi ei ail-ddefnyddio am ddiwydiant ysgafn. 3/4
Dyma lun lloeren o’r safle presennol. 📷ESRI World Imagery @natlibscotmaps 4/4

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For almost 300 years, south Wales has been the focal point of the British tinplate industry, with the Pontypool rolling mill an innovative catalyst for tinplate manufacture. Founded in 1874 near Cwmbrân was Tynewydd tinplate works. @RC_Archives #TinplateTuesday 1/4
Founded in 1874 next to Pontnewydd railway station by Batchelor and Co (or Charles Roberts) Tynewydd passed through a number of owners before becoming part of the Redbrook Tinplate Co. of Monmouth. 2/4 coflein.gov.uk/en/site/415481…
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