Logging
B&W photograph depicts a sawmill on a body of water with a canoe in the foreground.
There was a caption on the original 5" x 7" glass plate negative, in the image, which has been rubbed out but read, "Barkley Sound Cedar Co" with more illegible.
Image used in Cyril Leonoff's "An Enterprising Life Leonard Frank Photographs 1895 -1944" on page 12 with the caption, "Wood Brothers' Barclay Sound Cedar Company mill, Alberni, Vancouver Island, 1909."
B&W photograph depicts two men felling a tree in a forest using a chain saw.
Hand written caption on back of original 10" x 8" reads, "'Earliest chainsaw action.' Bloedel Stewart & Welch Ltd. Franklin River, Vancouver Island 1941. On demand safety helmets retouched in." In original 10" x 8" print the men's hats have been turned into helmets.
B&W photograph depicts an elevated view of logs in a body of water with mountains in the background, from a B. & K. Logging site.
B&W photograph depicts a group of men and women standing beside a vehicle marked "E. & R. Stage" which is on a road surrounded by large douglas fir trees.
B&W photograph depicts two men standing in the snow with donkey machinery behind them. Location is Haida Gwaii.
B&W photograph depicts men building a wooden trestle in a clear cut area.
B&W photograph depicts two men standing in front of cedars. In original 10" x 8" print, and original 12" x 10" two men have been rubbed out.
B&W photograph depicts four men sitting in front of five different species of timber: white pine, red cedar, douglas fir, balsam, and hemlock, in a forest. The species are labelled on the bottom of the photo.
Original 13.5" x 11" print is signed in the bottom right corner. Hand written caption on the back of 10"x 8" print reads, "Leonard Frank's famous "5 Species Photo" 1919."
B&W photograph depicts a woman standing in front of a cedar tree in a forest.
B&W photograph depicts a stand of douglas fir trees in a forest with an axe.
Translite is hand coloured and signed in the lower left corner. Lantern slide is green coloured glass.
