A "Boom-loader" loading big logs from a selective cutting operation
April 1941

A good illlustration showing rapid healing of wound after light chipping
1927

A good illlustration showing rapid healing of wound after light chipping
1927

A group attending the North Carolina Forestry Association on tour in Pisgah National Forest
1939

A group of Anson County farmers at a timber thinning demonstration
1928

A nice stand of black locust on land too steep to cultivate
1936

A pen of pulpwood
1930

A pen of pulpwood
1930

A pen of pulpwood
1930

A pulp wood operation at Hill Demonstration, using the Council-Cilliam peeling machine
1932

A pulp wood operation at Hill Demonstration, using the Council-Gilliam peeling machine
1932

A sixty-five foot piling cut from a 45-year old loblolly pine, Hertford County, N.C.
circa 1926 to 1947

A snow scene in the forest on farm of Benton Thompson, Alamance County
1929

A very dense stand of black locust after two season's growth. Badly eroded land is being reclaimed by
1937

A wood meeting in Macon County
1929

A. A. Battle and J. C. Powell examining loblolly pines
1938

A. O. Weidelich and reforesting planting crew
1931

Acid wood and pulp wood ready for loading
1929

Acres of logs at mill of Carolina Cooperage Company, Windsor, N.C.
1936

Acres of logs at mill of Carolina Cooperage Company, Windsor, N.C.
1936