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Summary

Artist

Emanuel Fritz (1886–1988)
Description	American forester and academic
Date of birth/death	29 October 1886	15 December 1988
Location of birth/death	Baltimore	Berkeley
Authority file	: Q56650322 VIAF: 35842638 LCCN: n83825740 WorldCat

Title

Sorting table of Caspar Lumber Company. Note monorail trolley for handling packages of lumber, and note also two-high piles of lumber. Upper pile is on level with sorting table floor and lower pile is below it on ground level. Caspar, California. May, 1920. E. F.

Object type

still image

Date

1920

Collection

University of California, Berkeley, Bioscience & Natural Resources Library
Native name	University of California, Berkeley, Bioscience & Natural Resources Library
Location	Berkeley, California, United States of America
Website	[1]
Authority file	: Q56628012

Current location

Metcalf

Accession number

3356

Place of creation

Mendocino County

Source/Photographer

http://dc.lib.berkeley.edu/catalog/Metcalf_metcalf1_3598

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