LUMBERMEN'S CAMP, NOVA SCOTIA

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Set

LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL REWARD CARD, painted by A. HUGH FISHER

Set Comment

PICTURE REPRODUCED BY PERMISSION OF THE VISUAL INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE OF THE COLONIAL OFFICE much back information on some cards the type face could be Tuck but no other Tuck marking, may well not be made by them, information needed please see the relevent information about the artist that we found on Google & have entered in "Set images"

Set Covers

Title

LUMBERMEN'S CAMP, NOVA SCOTIA

Item Comment

NOVA SCOTIA WAS DISCOVERED BY JOHN CABOT IN 1497. IT WAS FIRST OCCUPIED BY THE FRENCH, BUT ULTIMATELY IT BECAME A BRITISH POSSESSION. TREES WHEN FELLED, AND TREIMMED OF THEIR BRANCHES, READY FOR TRANSPORT TO THE SAW-MILS, ARE CALLED "LUMBER"//IT HAS SUFFERED FROM THE USE OF STEEL INSTEAD OF WOOD

Artist

A. HUGH FISHER