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Elementary woodworking (1903)

Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 80

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d darker thaithe white oak. Its acorn ivery bitter andcan easily be rec-ognized l)y itsshallow cup andl.)y its large size.It is the largest of thetwo-year acorns. Thewood of the red oak isdarker than that of thewhite, and is used inthe manufacture of fur-niture. Tio. 85. Scarlet Oak 32. The Scarlet… … 72 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING takes its name from the bright scarlet or red tinge ittakes on when the leaves change color in the fall. 33. The Pin Oak. The pin-oak leaf is much morereadily confounded with the scarlet oak than that of anyother tree. In fact, no two trees have leaves so nearlyalike as…

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