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Photograph of a Set-Up of Red Pine Cones and Seed

Photograph of a Set-Up of Red Pine Cones and Seed

Original caption: Set-up of red pine cones and seed. Nicolet NF. Historic Photographs

Photograph of F. Benjamin and Clarence Anderson

Photograph of F. Benjamin and Clarence Anderson

Original caption: F. Benjamin (rear) and Clarence Anderson, ERA workers, pushing treated red pine cones down inclined chute into the shaker. Historic Photographs

Photograph of Close Up of Red Pine Cones

Photograph of Close Up of Red Pine Cones

Original caption: Close-up of red pine cones in a tier of cone trays ready for treatment, in the kiln. A tier consists of 22 trays. The kiln holds two tiers of trays (44 trays all told) and thus 22 bu. of cones... More

Photograph of Close Up of Red Pine Cones

Photograph of Close Up of Red Pine Cones

Original caption: Close-up of red pine cones in a tier of cone trays after treatment. Note the loose see which has fallen from the cones. Historic Photographs

Photograph of C. Anderson, National Forest Service photograph.

Photograph of C. Anderson, National Forest Service photograph.

Original caption: C. Anderson, ERA worker, sweeping the empty cones into a chute leading to a storage bin in basement, where they are used as fuel to operate the heating plant of the extractory. Historic Photographs

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