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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
Location: Islands Museum, Tiverton, Nova Scotia, Canada

 
This article is a 'bit' , which is part of the horse's harness
1 of 59 		Parts of the leather harness used to hitch a work horse to a plow or other farming implement.
2 of 59 		Carding tools
3 of 59 		Milk and cream bottles
4 of 59 		A cheese mold
5 of 59 		A head yoke
6 of 59
Barbed wire
7 of 59 		A single ox yoke
8 of 59 		Hay chopper
9 of 59 		Bushel and peck measures
10 of 59 		A double yoke
11 of 59 		Farming implements
12 of 59
A 'spoke shave '
13 of 59 		Sailor's Palm, used to sew or repair canvas sails
14 of 59 		Dory Scoop, used to bail water from a small dory boat
15 of 59 		A girdy for hauling line over the side of a boat.
16 of 59 		Trawl tub
17 of 59 		Model of a 1930s fishing boat rigged for trawling made by Herbert Cossaboom
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