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Elementary woodworking (1903)

Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 122

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slong. The cones which containthe seeds are about five incheslong. The tree grows tall andstraight, and formerly grew ingreat forests covering thousandsof square miles; the wood is sofree from pitch and is so easily worked with tools thatthese great forests have been almost annihilated by… … Fig. 123. Needles and Coneof White Pine 114 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING 60. Georgia Pine. The southern yellow pine, or Georgiapine, is a very different tree from its northern cousin, thewhite pine, furnishing us with a resinous yellow wood,much harder than white pine^ and a beautiful and valu-able…

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