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Tools of the River Lumberman Source information and illustrations: Eric Sloane, A Museum of Early American Tools (New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1964), pp[removed]Supplementary information from The Inventive Yankee: From Roc | Microsoft Word - Axe 4 - GT IV 1 - Cahier de Charge_V8DocID: 1vrXz - View Document |
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