Description
33rd Original Saxon Mining Calendar 2026 – The Prestigious Wall Calendar of the Ore Mountain Region
Good luck! We are proud to announce the upcoming release of the 33rd Original Saxon Mining Calendar 2026. Since 1994, this exclusive mining calendar has delighted history enthusiasts and collectors, making it an essential piece for anyone fascinated by the rich cultural and industrial heritage of the Ore Mountain region. Each page is a true masterpiece, bringing the underground world and centuries of Saxon mining tradition directly to your wall.
The calendar features high-resolution photography paired with detailed descriptions, offering a vivid journey into the majestic beauty and challenges of mining. Every image tells a story of bravery, endurance, and the technical ingenuity of miners who worked for centuries under extreme conditions.
Printed on premium paper, the calendar 2026 guarantees durability and brilliance throughout the year. With its impressive format of 12.6 x 18.9 inches (32 x 48 cm), larger than standard A3, it becomes a striking centerpiece on any wall and a year-round reminder of mining history and culture.
Special Bonus
Each order comes with a free compact MINI Mining Calendar 2026, valued at €1.80.
Product Details Mining calendar 2026
- Format: 12.6 x 18.9 in (32 x 47 cm), portrait
- Scope: 26 sheets + sturdy backboard
- Binding: Elegant black wire-O binding
- Print: Full color, single-sided
- Backboard: White, with 2 pages of detailed explanations
- Packaging: Sturdy, attractively printed sleeve
- Advertising option: From 10 copies upward, with a 12.6 x 1.6 in (32 x 4 cm) customizable space
- ISBN-13: 978-3-947622-26-9
Secure your copy of the 33rd Original Saxon Mining Calendar 2026 today and experience the fascination of Saxon mining history month after month. A perfect gift for mining fans, history lovers, and anyone who values cultural heritage – pre-order now and bring a piece of Ore Mountain tradition into your home!
All monthly pages of the 2026 mining calendar

TITLE PAGE
Freiberg ⚒ Himmelfahrt Fundgrube,
Aufschlagrösche zum Ludwig Schacht
Oelsnitz ⚒ Hermann-Rudolph-Brunnen

INTRODUCTION
Schmelzhütte im Freiberger Revier (1863)

MINING LANDSCAPES
Lauta bei Marienberg ⚒ Haldenzug auf dem „Bauer Morgengang“

MINING SHAFTS
Waschleithe ⚒ Herkules Frisch Glück Stolln

MINING TECHNOLOGY
Brand-Erbisdorf ⚒ Alte Mordgrube Fundgrube

MINING HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
Muldenhütten ⚒ Notgeld der Staatlichen Sächsischen
Hüttenwerke bei Freiberg (1923)

MINING DRAINAGE ADIT
Brand-Erbisdorf ⚒ Alte Mordgrube Fundgrube

MINING COINS AND MEDALS
Muldenhütten ⚒ Notgeld der Staatlichen Sächsischen
Hüttenwerke bei Freiberg (1923)

MINING GROUND SUPPORT
Edle Krone bei Dorfhain ⚒ Unverhofft Glück Stolln

MINING RESERVOIR
Neustädtel bei Schneeberg ⚒ Filzteich

MINE ENTRANCE
Rittersberg b. Marienberg ⚒ Königlich Weistaubner tiefer Erbstolln

MINING ART
Glauchau

MINING UNDERGROUND ENGINE ROOM
Thalheim ⚒ Unvermutet Glück samt Wille Gottes Stolln

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHS
Freiberg ⚒ Himmelfahrt Fundgrube, David Schacht

ADIT AND GALLERY
St. Michaelis bei Brand-Erbisdorf ⚒ Thelersberger Stolln

MAINTAINING MINING TRADITIONS
Scharfenberg ⚒ Güte Gottes

MINING EDUCATION AND SCIENCE
Freiberg

MINING TOWNS
Bergstadt Altenberg

MINERS TOOLS AND TOOL MARKS
Pobershau ⚒ Molchner Stolln

MINING SURVEYING
Brand-Erbisdorf ⚒ Neuhaus Sachsen, Halbe Fundgrube

MINING MACHINERY
Niederschlag bei Bärenstein ⚒ Erzgebirgische Fluss- und Schwerspatwerke GmbH

PITHEAD BUILDINGS
Antonsthal bei Breitenbrunn

GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY
Pöhla ⚒ SDAG Wismut, Grube Pöhla, + 120-m-Sohle, Strecke 922/921, Block 985

MINERS INSCRIPTIONS
Ehrenfriedersdorf ⚒ Zinnerzgrube Ehrenfriedersdorf,
Sauberger Richtschacht

EXTRACTION WORKINGS
Zinnwald ⚒ Vereinigt Zwitterfeld zu Zinnwald

MINING DITCHES
Tuttendorf bei Halsbrücke ⚒ Roter Graben