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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
Images: Object

 
Trawl roller
73 of 116 		Double 'shive block'.
74 of 116 		A 'marlin'
75 of 116 		A sounding device. Instrument, used to measure the depth of the water that the boat was sailing in.
76 of 116 		A compass, one of the fisherman's most important posessions.
77 of 116 		Porpoise and whale harpoon
78 of 116
Fish prong, used to spear eels or flounder
79 of 116 		Caulking Mallet.
80 of 116 		Deadeyes
81 of 116 		Three duck decoys
82 of 116 		A duck decoy
83 of 116 		Samples of taxidermy done by Clair Whitenect from species captured on Long Island.
84 of 116
Stole made from a black tipped fox
85 of 116 		Feet as part of the stole
86 of 116 		Stole made from a platinum fox
87 of 116 		Water pipe made from wood
88 of 116 		A section of water pipe constructed from wood
89 of 116 		Shovel manufactured from wood
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