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Men Working in Sawmill
February 22, 1938
Men operating machinery in a sawmill powered by an International PK-40 power unit.
Men in Sawmill
February 22, 1938
Men use machinery inside a sawmill powered by an International PA-40 power unit. The mill was owned and operated by Bert Rubeck & Son.
International PD-80 Diesel at Sawmill
September 14, 1938
Men working outdoors at a sawmill powered by an International PD-80 Diesel power unit purchased by the A.B. Carroll Lumber Company.
International PD-40 and T-20 at Sawmill
March 3, 1938
Men work in a sawmill powered by International T-20 and PD-40 power units owned by Andrew Hedstrom.
Men at Sawmill
October 18, 1937
Workers saw logs at a sawmill site in a wooded area. The equipment was powered by an International PD-80 power unit.
International PD-80 at Rosedale Cotton Gin
December 15, 1937
International PD-80 power unit at Rosedale Gin. Original caption reads: "Rosedale Gin owned by J.E. Dottel. PD-80-3-80 saw - 1 3/4 gals. per bale."
