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Here are some photos of draft horses during harvesting and transportation of wood. Michigan, 1890. "Logging". Photos Detroit Publishing Company

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Washington DC. 1914. Three lucky barrel water tower.

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Horse pulling a log for Warren Brothers & Robinson Sawmill.

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Horse pulling a sleigh with cheterhfutovymi logs in the forest Green River

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1940

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Loggers use a sleigh pulled by several horses, in order to remove the trees from the forest. 1908.

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Working horses in Wisconsin

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Loading Weymouth pine

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Team of horses getting ready to haul a huge tree with the help of 2 wheel designs, each of which has a diameter of 10 feet

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18,000 feet of wood in cargo sled. Montana

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Sawmill Bell Lumber & Pole

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The number on the beam means a lot to bordfutah (the standard measure of timber, the unit is "doskovoy foot" is equal to 1 sq. A foot at a thickness of 1 inch). County Langlade

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Tuvong, Australia, 1920

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Near the railroad 35 miles from Seward, Alaska. About 1900-1930 years.

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The usual scene from the life of loggers and their working horses in the western part of America in the middle of the last century

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