Category:Emanuel Fritz

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  A large redwood burl, too large for the band saw. Photo out of focus. Caspar Lumber Company, Caspar, California. May 1920, E.F.png 800 × 700; 321 KB
  
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  Caspar Chute House, for housing machinery and cable for loading lumber from land to vessels anchored off shore.png 800 × 700; 416 KB
  
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  Front end of mill of Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California.png 800 × 700; 455 KB
  
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  Gill-poke method of unloading log cars.png 800 × 700; 351 KB
  
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  Loading lumber from wharves of Union Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 444 KB
  
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  Log car haul-up. (smokey). Caspar Lumber Company, Caspar, Califonia. May, 1920. E.F.png 800 × 700; 406 KB
  
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  Lumber loading dock at Fort Bragg, California, Union Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 533 KB
  
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  Lumber stored in Unit packages on piles between crane runway.png 800 × 700; 516 KB
  
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  Open burner close to mill of Caspar Lumber Company, Caspar, California. Note brick protecting wall. May, 1920. E.F.png 800 × 700; 555 KB
  
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  Recovering sinker logs in pond of Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California. May, 1920. E.F.png 800 × 700; 380 KB
  
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  Second Growth Redwood Cutting Experiment, Project -688, Big River, Mendocino County, California 4.png 800 × 700; 482 KB
  
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  Second Growth Redwood Cutting Experiment, Project 688, Big River, Mendocino County, California 1.png 800 × 700; 478 KB
  
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  Shingle & Shake mill of McKinnon & Hollister about 8 miles west of Willits, off the Fort Bragg road.png 800 × 700; 644 KB
  
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  Showing method of getting logs from cars into pond, where the two are at much different elevations.png 800 × 700; 342 KB
  
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  Sinker machine for recovering sinker logs.png 800 × 700; 469 KB
  
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  Sorting table of Caspar Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 642 KB
  
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  The yards of this company are on a plateau above the mill level.png 800 × 700; 341 KB
  
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  Thick clear redwood piled for air-drying in yards of Union Lumber Company.png 800 × 700; 503 KB
  
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  Tops of the trees, bases of which are shown in photo -778. "Goosepen" base, on road to Branscomb from Laytonville, about 2 miles east of Branscomb. May 1920, E.F.png 716 × 626; 564 KB
  
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  Traveling crane for handling lumber from sorting table to storage piles and from piles to yard cars running to loading wharves.png 800 × 700; 471 KB
  
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  Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California.png 800 × 700; 572 KB