Lumbering / Iron Ore and Transportation / Mountain Climbing in Canada
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Lumbering / Iron Ore and Transportation / Mountain Climbing in Canada Produced: 1919
Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Rowboat tied up at edge of stream - group of men get into boat, row out into river - logs floating down rapids of river - campers by fire in front of tent - logger on rock in river using hook to push logs around rocks - loggers on jam trying to break it - men on wooden bridge under construction over swift river - close-up of rushing water - group in rowboat on river, snow on banks and ice in water - man carrying canoe to water, two men enter canoe, swift river with logs floating in it - three men sharpening knife with hand powered grinding stone - logger dancing to tune played on saws. [1919] b. “Soft Hematite or ‘Red Dirt Ore.’” “Limonite or ‘Yellow Ore.’” “Hard Hematite or ‘Red Ore.’” Ores described by above captions - ore ship ‘D.M. Clemson,’ man rows boat to side, sailors on deck throw him a line, lower bucket, raise it, line is cast off, ship moves away from rowboat. “Lake Superior iron mines and ore shipping ports.” Map locating mines. “Canals and deepened channels form aids to water transportation. ‘Soo’ locks and canals in the rapids of St. Mary’s River.” Ship entering lock. [1920] c. Herd of cattle grazing on range, hills in distance; cowboys herding cattle; ranch house and out buildings. Two men having snowball fight. “At last we reach the top of the world and our climb is over.” Canadian flag flying from dead tree on mountain top - climbers come up over rocks to top, women in long skirts included in group of climbers - view of snow-capped mountain - group on top of mountain - view of mountains - group at top of mountain - flag. [1916]
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