Flotation Machine Anaconda Copper Mining September 1942

This vintage image showcases the flotation machine at the Anaconda Copper Mining Company in Anaconda, Montana. Captured in September 1942, it illustrates the process where copper sulphide ore was attracted to oily bubbles. This method allowed valuable minerals to float and separate from waste material, reflecting mid-20th century mining technology.

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