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Lumbermen and Carpenters Law Land was a joiner and/or carpenter. His son Percy Land was a carpenter and construction contractor. Herman Blanck was a carpenter and his brothers John and Louse Blanck worked as lumbermen in a lumberyard. Henry Erxmeyer and his son Henry were carpenters. Technically a joiner is a woodworker who cuts and fits joints so that no nails are needed in the construction. A joiner would construct such things as doors, cabinets, and stairs and may work in a shop removed from a building site. A carpenter worked on the construction site. | |
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Lumbermen in a lumberyard |
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Carpenters San Francisco 1904 |
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Carpenters |
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Carpenters |
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Carpenters |
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Carpenters |
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The Old Carpenter |
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Part of "Carpenter from Pranc's Aids for Object Teaching Trades and Occupation- Plate 1"" |
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