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039.098 - White Cloth Bag. BEMIS MAILING BAG- 7" X 12 " white with draw string The name Alex Gardiner is printed on it in big letters. North Bend, Wash. Sample. Written in ink are the words Morgenthau's Finest" An address label is sewn in bottom with square with woman's face on it say "Place Postage Here". USED TO MAIL CASCARA BARK COLLECTED IN N. BEND AREA
Bag

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074.980 - Postcard: Cedar Tree, 100 Feet in Circumference, Washington 607. Published by Trattner Post Card Co., Seattle, Wash. The picture is in color, a very large cedar tree, formally located in the Middle Fork area. It shows only the lower part of the tree. There are 5 men at the food of the tree. They look very small in comparison with the size of the tree. There is one lady with a cape and a long skirt. The men are dressed in suit coats and top coats. There is a double bladed ax embedded in the tree above one of the men.
Postcard, Picture

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PO.008.0104 - Mount Si near Snoqualmie, Wash. Ellis 179.
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PO.014.0034 - Undercut of 12ft Washington Douglas fir tree. Sorenson photo, published by Ellis. Black and white glossy. Two men lying in undercut of tree, feet to feet. White line measures distance of diameter. Left background is a spar tree and taller snags.
Postcard

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PO.015.0290.1 - Christmas Tree in home of J L Gable, Mpls, Minn. Grandparents of Mary Lou McKibben. Christmas tree in home in corner with windows side and back of tree. Windows have lace curtains. Figured wallpaper on walls. Tree is ceiling height. Decorated with cornucopia, cardboard angel, bells, and other novelties. Long bead strings draped on tree. Small chair with dolls on floor at left. Four dolls in chair on right. Small toy pig and ball on floor under tree with tiny dolls. Figured carpet.
Print, Photographic

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PO.015.0290.2 - Christmas Tree in home of J L Gable, Mpls, Minn. Grandparents of Mary Lou McKibben.
Print, Photographic

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PO.015.1059 - Wooded lake.
Print, Photographic

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PO.015.1062 - Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Grand Opening at Bendigo location. Looking at Mount Si from backyard of new Museum, formerly the Brastow house on S Bendigo St near Snoqualmie river. Apple tree planted by Bill Brastow SE Corner of back yard.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.017.0002 - Largest fir tree in Washington. Sepia tone print showing large tree growing in ground with clump of ferns growing at foot of tree in center. Other large trees in background sow mostly limbs. Two young men, one on each side of tree trunk. Man on right standing on outgrowth near foot of tree is wearing double breasted suit, buttoned; one left standing on rock, suit coat unbuttoned, right arm outstretched holding onto tree, feet crossed, white shirt collar with round edge in front. Clarke and Ronald Kinsey at tree, identified by Clarke's grandson Ron, Jr.
Print, Photographic

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PO.030.0208 - Big Cedar near Fall City, Wash. This Cedar tree stood about 50 feet out and about 50 feet to the right of where the pump well is now. I cut 152 fence posts from the 2 but cuts and rails enough to reach the north line. I don't know who the man is standing by it. But I recognized this card in the window of Bonell's Store in Fall City. C. Qualley, Carnation, Wash. Large Cedar Tree and man standing beside it. Man has one hand on tree and is dressed in dark pants, white shirt and wears suspenders.
Postcard

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PO.030.0329 - Second ford of the Snoqualmie River on Snoqualmie Pass Wagon Road. Surrey type wagon with large wheels pulled by two horses; two people in back seat crossing very rocky spot in Snoqualmie River. In background is steep hill with snags on hillside. Brush on lower bank beyond horses.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.033.1000 - Northern Pacific Railroad Depot at Snoqualmie.
Print, Photographic

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PO.039.0509 - Marymoor Farm Demonstration. Exploded Tree. Paul Pieper stands with boards. Lumber shown as it was sawn from log as back in position in tree. Dear Paul, See- Just as I said- you look impressive- Personal regards, Bill Tenney Marymoor Farm Demonstration April 1950 Exploded tree. Lumber is shown as it was sawn from logs as bucked in position in tree 19 1/2 DIB on Stump.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.040.1316 - Sycamore trees along Reinig Road.
Print, Photographic

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PO.040.1369 - Mount Si from Snoqualmie, Wash. Ellis 158. This is our view- that river is across the street from our place. Really **** isn't it. Mt Si in the background. Water in the foreground (Meadowbrook Slough or Millpond?). Reflections of trees and mountain in water. Trees and bushes along bank, marsh plants growing near shore.
Postcard, Picture

Record Type: Photo
PO.040.3248 - Magazine clipping of logging in the Valley. Men logging giant trees on one side, three men with axes and saw on other side
Clipping, Magazine

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PO.040.3325 - Car on forested road.
Print, Photographic

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PO.065.0086 - Largest tree in Washington in vicinity of Snoqualmie Falls, Circumference 100 feet. People at base of very large tree. Man at left, two center, two ladies at right of tree. Size of tree makes people appear small. Men wear suits, vests; one has large hat, other two Derby hats. Cloth spread out at base of tree with food for picnic. One lady wears long plaid dress with jacket with wind lapels, shoulder pads and tight sleeves. Other lady has long dress with wide lace collar.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.074.0792 - A Western Washington Highway. Ellis 457.
Postcard

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PO.074.0795 - Paul Bunyan could log forever in Washington State forests. Greetings from the State of Washington. This card is furnished for the convenience of men in the armed services by the Washington State Progress Commission, P.O. Box 907, Olympia, Washington. Write the Commission for any information desired about the state or for Victory File for use in planning your first after-war vacation.
Postcard

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