Query: Logging
Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria
Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, National Museum of African Art

Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria

[Long line of soldiers firing rifles from behind fallen tree log in field. Active no. 11848 : stereo interpositive.]
Archives Center, National Museum of American History

[Long line of soldiers firing rifles from behind fallen tree log in field. Active no. 11848 : stereo interpositive.]

Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria
Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, National Museum of African Art

Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria

Millions of feet of lumber. Logs at a sawmill in Cascade Mts. 12529 interpositive 1904.
Archives Center, National Museum of American History

Millions of feet of lumber. Logs at a sawmill in Cascade Mts. 12529 interpositive 1904.

[Dead bear and deer hanging near hunters and log cabin.] 6800 photonegative.
Archives Center, National Museum of American History

[Dead bear and deer hanging near hunters and log cabin.] 6800 photonegative.

[Rye Nature Center]: An owl carved from a log is supposed to keep chipmunks away from the beans and gourds in the educational garden.: 2014 Aug.
Archives of American Gardens

[Rye Nature Center]: An owl carved from a log is supposed to keep chipmunks away from the beans and gourds in the educational garden.: 2014 Aug.

Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria
Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, National Museum of African Art

Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria

Lumber industry : stereographs
Archives Center, National Museum of American History

Lumber industry : stereographs

The largest draught animal in the world, elephants harnesed with chains, hauling logs in lumber yards, Moulmein. [Active no.14518] : [photonegative.]
Archives Center, National Museum of American History

The largest draught animal in the world, elephants harnesed with chains, hauling logs in lumber yards, Moulmein. [Active no.14518] : [photonegative.]

Taking his supper with him--elephant carrying a giant palm log across the river for his evening meal. [Active no.14333 : photonegative.]
Archives Center, National Museum of American History

Taking his supper with him--elephant carrying a giant palm log across the river for his evening meal. [Active no.14333 : photonegative.]

[Boy in yellow rain coat, hat, and boots eating crackers in the rain while sitting on a log by a campfire, color advertisement; tear sheet].
Archives Center, National Museum of American History

[Boy in yellow rain coat, hat, and boots eating crackers in the rain while sitting on a log by a campfire, color advertisement; tear sheet].

Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria
Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, National Museum of African Art

Ship "Onitsha" waiting to be loaded at African Timber & Plywood Limited plant on the Ethiope River, Sapele, Nigeria

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