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Title: Tons Of Toothpicks Chrome PM 1922 Aug-22		Title: Logging (AK), Real Photo unused

Title: Logging Camp Scenic (AK), Real Photo unused		Title: A Small Lumber Mill In The Pacific Northwest Chrome unused Description: A pond filled with logs ready to be cut into lumber

Title: Caution Muscles At Work Chrome unused Description: Colorful view of the ?Under-Cut? required in areas inaccessible to modern equipment among the ?Big Trees? of Washington and Oregon		Title: Fir Plywood Industry Pacific Northwest Chrome unused Description: The Manufacturing of fir plywood from giant peeler logs is a major industry in the Pacific Northwest. This view shows a Plywood Lathe peeling sheets of green veneer.


Title: Five Houses Enroute To The Sawmill Chrome unused Description: A load of 14,000 board feet is being transported to a nearby mill or railroad where it will be reloaded for shipment to a more distant mill. Logging is still the primary of Washington and Oregon.		Title: Logging In Oregon (OR), Chrome unused Description: This mammoth loader, nicknamed the ?Elephant?, is shown here lifting the entire load of this huge logging truck with ease, then scurrying away to the mill nearby where it soon will be lumber.

Title: Logging In The Northwest Chrome unused Description: A load of 14,000 board feet (1 log), enough to build 5 complete 6 room houses, shown passing between two railroad flatcars also proceeding to a nearby mill.		Title: Logging In Washington And Oregon Chrome unused Description: Logging truck arriving at the log ?dump? with storage pile in the background

Title: Logging Museum, Collier State Park Chrome unused Description: This McGiffert invention revolutionized log loading, specifically on rail cars. For the first time it was possible to load logs safely and up to fifteen times faster than logs safely and up to fifteen times faster than the Oxen it replaced.		Title: Logging Museum, Collier State Park Chrome unused Description: The Dolbeer Steam Donkey was an emigrant from the great Redwood forests of California. It moved the huge pines of this great Eastern Slope many times faster than its sweating namesakes

Title: Logging Truck Chrome unused Description: One of the most thrilling sights in the West is these large diesel trucks hauling logs on mountain roads		Title: Medford Corp Mill (OR), Linen unused Description: Lumber is king here . . . mountain like stacks of it at the Medford Corp. Mill . . . a familiar sight in Oregon whose rich stands of timber comprise nearly 25% of the total saw timber in the United States. Thousands of acres of forest land are logged annually in the Douglas fir region

Title: Oregon Sawmill (OR), Chrome unused Description: Modern Loading equipment eases the work load at many of the Sawmills scattered throughout the State		Title: Oregon Sawmill (OR), Chrome unused Description: This scene shows one of the well-integrated lumber mills frequently seen while passing through this state. In the foreground is the Log Pond, to the right center is the ?Cold Deck? where logs are stacked and in the rear is the mill where the lumber is cut and kiln dried. The large burners dispose of the waste.

Title: Oregon Toothpicks (OR), Chrome unused Description: Wherever one drives in the beautiful state of Oregon, huge log trucks such as this one can be seen carrying loads of Douglas fir or Ponderosa pine to the lumber and plywood mills.		Title: Pacific Northwest Toothpicks Chrome unused Description: This logging scene is typical of many log trains which the tourist will see sin Washington and Oregon. Logging is still the primary industry of these two states

Title: Paul Bunyan's Toothpicks Chrome unused		Title: Toothpicks Western Style Chrome unused

Title: Unloading Log Truck Chrome unused Description: Dumping the logs into the mill pond is always an interesting sight		Title: Welcome To Oregon (OR), Chrome unused Description: We made it? ?Tons of Plywood?

Title: Giant Fir Log Continental Chrome unused Description: Giant fir log from the forests of Western Washington. This log is 11 ? feet across the butt and contained 13.700 board feet. The logging crew shown here was proud of this one		Title: Oregon Log Truck (OR), Continental Chrome unused Description: The production of lumber is one of the oldest industries in Oregon, Washington and Northern California. The first loggers were Indians. Later, when the white settlers came to the area, logging was done with oxen and horses. Today modern equipment is used and timber is harvested like a crop.

Title: Pacific Northwest Continental Chrome unused Description: A single log, notched to fit between truck uprights, being hauled to harvest from a forest in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Logger's Jubilees and Festivals of world championship competitions can be seen in many logging towns throughout the northwest. Logging is the northwest main industry.		Title: Pacific Northwest Continental Chrome unused Description: A single log, notched to fit between truck uprights, being hauled to harvest from a forest in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Logger's Jubilees and Festivals of world championship competitions can be seen in many logging towns throughout the northwest. Logging is the northwest main industry.

Title: Spectacular Fir Log Continental Chrome unused Description: Colorful view of a Pacific Northwest ?Giant? as often seen on the huge log trucks traveling through Oregon and Washington forest areas enroute to the picturesque saw mills ? this unusually large single log measures nearly 12 feet across the butt end and contained more than 17,000 board feet of lumber.		Title: Toothpicks Of Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused

Title: Log Train In The North-West Linen unused		Title: Hauling Pine Logs Linen unused Description: Hauling pine logs in the scenic pacific northwest. Here sounds the cry of Timber . . r as huge trunks fall earthward. This area abounding in mountain and lakes is not only ideal for the sportsman, but nature has endowed it with a multitude of industrial and agricultural advantages.

Title: Logging In Washington And Oregon (WA), Chrome unused Description: Roadside scenes such as this are not uncommon as we see a truck and flat-car loaded with timber which will be transported to a nearby mill for transformation into one of the many by products of the highly productive forests of the pacific Northwest		Title: Northwest Harvest (WA), Chrome unused Description: A trainload of logs on its way to some distant mill with Mt. Rainier in the background

Title: Logging Truck (CA), Chrome PM 1961 Apr-29 Description: One of the most thrilling sights in the West is these large diesel trucks hauling logs on mountain roads		Title: Tons Of Toothpicks (CA), Chrome unused

Title: Logging in Winter White Border PM 1938 Jul-10		Title: Log Boom (CT), Chrome unused Description: Forming a log boom in early spring to send the logs down stream to the mills

Title: Timber Scene (WA), Divided Back PM 1909 Mar-12		Title: Giant Log En Route To Mill Linen unused Description: This great log and many thousands similar logs are being cut from Oregon and Washington forests. They are rapidly transported on great auto trucks to mills for cutting into special high grade lumber

Title: Log Boom Passing Through Deception Pass (WA), Linen unused Description: Log Boom passing through deception pass, Washington-P127		Title: The Cry Of Timber---R Linen unused Description: The cry of "Timber….r" sounds as huge logs roll through the water on their way to the mills. This area abounding in mountain and lakes is not only ideal for the sportsman, but nature has endowed it with a multitude of industrial and agricultural advantages.

Title: Tugboat With Braille Of 32 Ft. Logs Chrome unused Description: Tugboat with Braille of 32 ft. logs on Lake Charcoal. Water transportation, slow but economical, plays an important part in North Idaho's huge lumber industry. Large lakes and rivers are numerous in the vicinity.		Title: An Oregon Logging Train Divided Back PM 1912 Jan-01

Title: Logging Scene Divided Back PM 1914 Dec-13		Title: Douglas Big Log Astoria (OR), Real Photo unused

Title: In Peace Full Valley Moorcraft (WY), Divided Back PM 1909 Description: The Peaceful Valley, Where they say nothing and saw Wood.		Title: Logging Train Real Photo unused

Title: Tons Of Toothpicks Chrome PM 1963 Aug-22		Title: Lumber Train Divided Back unused Description: Lumber Train, Emptying Logs into Saw Mill Basin, In the Northwest.

Title: Loading Logs Real Photo unused		Title: A Washington Saw Mill Scenic (WA), Divided Back PM 1911 Aug-18

Title: The Woodmen Divided Back PM 1906		Title: Western Washington Fir Log Scenic (WA), Real Photo unused

Title: Forest Scenes In The Northwest - Logging Train Divided Back		Title: Logging Scene Near Damascus Ua Divided Back unused

Title: The Train Of Logs,Coos Bay (OR), Divided Back unused		Title: Cradle Of An Ocean-Going Log Raft (OR), Divided Back Description: THE HEAVY LOGS FROM THE OREGON FOREST, BEING TOO LARGE FOR TRANSPORTATION BY BOAT OR RAIL, IMMENSE RAFTS ARE CONSTRUCTED AS SHOWN IN THIS PICTURE, AND ARE "TOWED" DOWN THE COAST TO CALIFORNIA SAW MILLS.

Title: Floating Logs Willamette River (OR), Divided Back unused Description: FLOATING LOGS WILLAMETTE RIVER, OREGON. ON THE ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS.		Title: Lumber Camp At Northville, N. Y. Northville (NY), Divided Back unused

Title: Lumber Scene Merced (CA), Divided Back unused		Title: Cutting Wood At Northville, N. Y. Northville (NY), Divided Back unused

Title: Fir Plywood Manufacturing Pacific Northwest Chrome unused Description: THE MANUFACTURING OF FIR PLYWOOD FROM GIANT PEELER LOGS IS A MAJOR INDUSTRY IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. THIS VIEW SHOWS A PLYWOOD LATHE PEELING SHEETS OF GREEN VENEER		Title: Log Jam Penobscot River (ME), Linen PM 1950

Title: The Log Pond Chrome unused Description: Logging on the Moose river in the Black River Valley		Title: Giant Log En Route To Mill Linen unused Description: This great log and many thousands similar logs are being cut from Oregon and Washington forests. They are rapidly transported on great auto trucks to mills for cutting into special high grade lumber

Title: Some Big Timbers Ready For The Saw Mills Big Trees (OR), Linen unused Description: The conversion of these great trees into lumber, and the industries connected therewith has been one of the principal factors in the upbuilding of the State, and has made Oregon the greatest lumber producing center in the whole world.		Title: Lumber Awaiting Shipment Chrome unused Description: Vast quantities of lumber are shipped to all parts of the world from the many seaport mills of Western Washington and Western Oregon

Title: Northwest Lumber Mill Chrome unused Description: Mills such as this are numerous throughout Western Washington and Western Oregon. The whine of saws and throb of steam rigs are representative of lumbering - the Northwest's leading industry		Title: Oregon And Washington Toothpicks Linen unused Description: A familiar road scene depicting transportation of the primary industrial product of these two states

Title: A Maine Woodpile (ME), Chrome unused Description: Seen throughout the State are many huge piles of pulpwood used in the manufacturing of paper, one of Maine's major industries.		Title: Logging In The Pacific Northwest Chrome unused Description: A load of 14,000 board feet is being transported to a nearby mill or railroad where it will be reloaded for shipment to a more distant mill. Logging is still the primary industry of Washington and Oregon.

Title: Log Truck Chrome unused Description: Motorists will not forget these loads of huge logs enroute to the mills		Title: Log Train On Trestle Chrome unused Description: Log Train on Trestle Pacific Northwest. Another load of logs on their way to a nearby mill, where they will become a by-product of the forests or a home.

Title: Logging Divided Back unused		Title: Logging Scene Divided Back unused

Title: Giant Fir Log Chrome PM 1959 Description: This 13,000 board feet speciman is typical of the giants still found in the virgin forests of Oregon and Washington. A lot of lumber in this one.		Title: A Northwest Sawmill And Log Pond Chrome PM 1957

Title: A Major Industry - Lumbering Linen PM 1946 Description: In the scenic Pacific Northwest. Lumber is king here mountain stacks of it at the miles a familiar sight in this area where rich stands of timber comprise over 25% of the total saw timber in the United States. Thousands of acres of land are logged annually		Title: A Major Industry - Lumbering Linen PM 1946 Description: In the scenic Pacific Northwest. Lumber is king here mountain stacks of it at the miles a familiar sight in this area where rich stands of timber comprise over 25% of the total saw timber in the United States. Thousands of acres of land are logged annually

Title: Logging: A Famous Wisconsin Industry Sheyboygan (WI), White Border unused		Title: A Maine Logging Camp Scenic (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: The Cook At the "Bean hole".

Title: An Oregon Big Stick Scenic (OR), Divided Back unused		Title: Train Load Of Logs Scenic (WA), Divided Back PM 1910 Description: The lumber industry plays an important part in the resources of the State of Washington, in which all rivals any state in the Union.

Title: Log Dump Scenic (WA), Divided Back PM 1912		Title: A Washington Log Raft Divided Back unused

Title: A Washington Fir Near The Forestry Building Scenic (WA), Divided Back unused Description: University of the State of Washington. This timber is 4 feet square and 74 feet long.		Title: A Maine Logging Camp Scenic (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back)

Title: A Single Oregon Fir Divided Back PM 1912 Description: A single "Oregon Fir," cut in sections for transportation.		Title: Washington Logger Fir Log Railroad Real Photo unused

Title: Ocean Vessel Loading Lumber In The Pacific Northwest Linen PM 1949		Title: Logs Floating on the River White Border unused

Title: Log Pond Chrome unused		Title: Cutting a Giant Fir in the Northwest Linen unused Description: Lumber is one of Washington's leading industries. Men are shown cutting down a giant of the forest, a Douglas Fir. Working on ""Spring Boards,"" they are starting a back cut after finishing an under-cut. Wedges are used to keep saw from binding and also to throw the tree

Title: Logs Ready for the Mill Northern Minnesota Linen PM 1952		Title: A typical scene in the Lumber District of the Northwest Divided Back unused

Title: A Woodman with his mighty axe could blaze life's trail for me unused		Title: Log Cutters at Work, A Poor man's vacation, Don't bump so hard unused

Title: Two Men Hauling Logs by Dogsled unused Description: circa 1910		Title: Logging in East Texas Real Photo PM 1940 Oct-29

Title: Giant Fir Log (WA), Chrome PM 1952 Sep-22 Description: This 13,000 board feet speciman is typical of the giants still found in the virgin forests of Oregon and Washington. A lot of lumber in this one.		Title: Skidding The Logs At Ox-Bow On Connecticut River Holyoke Holyoke (MA), Divided Back unused

Title: Giant FirLogs Ready For The Mill (OR), Divided Back PM 1916 Nov-17		Title: A Single Oregon Fir Divided Back unused Description: A Single "Oregon Fir" cut in sections for transportation. On the Road of the Thousand Wonders.

Title: Washington Cedar Trees Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 May-27		Title: Loading Timber,Lumber Scene Washington, Divided Back unused

Title: A Thirty Two Foot Saw Used In Cutting Giant California Redwood Trees Divided Back PM 1909		Title: In The Tomber Belt Santa Cruz (CA), Divided Back PM 1908

Title: A 28 Foot Saw Used For Cuuting Down Big Trees Big Trees (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907		Title: A Logging Team On A Falled California Giant 26 Feet On Diameter Big Trees (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Pacific Lumber Company, Redwood Highway Scotia (CA), Linen unused Description: At Scotia, tourists are welcome to visit one of the world's largest redwood lumber mills, operated by the Pacific Lumber Co., a most interesting stop on the Redwood Highway.		Title: Driving Tunnel In Interior Of Mine Linen unused

Title: A Real Log Cabin - Saw Log White Border PM 1928 Description: Two natives of Washington A bear den and swelling in a Washington saw log. This log was cut four miles from Aberdeen from a spruce log, 100 feet from the butt which was 13 feet thick. It is 40 feet long, 9 feet in diameter at one end of eight feet at the other, cut to show at the St. Louis fair, and is now in Belle lsle Park at Detroit, Mich. there are chairs, settee and table cut in inside of log. When out to St. Louis it housed two black bears and a large cougar. It was made and sent to St. Louis by Thos. Morgan of Aberdeen.		Title: In The Northern Wisconsin Woods Scenic (WI), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Logging Scene Columbus (TX), Real Photo unused		Title: Lumberjacks Loggers at Mill Real Photo unused

Title: Logging with Horses Wagon Real Photo unused		Title: Gaint Spruce Linen PM 1958 Description: Topping Gaint Spruce for 200 foot mast, Tree 265 feet high. Note logger at 200 foot height dropping 65 foot top. On the coasts of Oregon and Washington are forests containing many trees of height, 300 to 400 feet, and of ages up to 500 years.

Title: Log cars Watersmeet Watersmeet (MI), Real Photo unused		Title: Logging Truck Redding (CA), Chrome PM 1958 Description: One of the most thrilling sights in the West is these large diesel trucks hauling logs on mountain roads

Title: Gap for Sorting Logs Marinette (WI) PM 1908

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