Vintage 1937 Broadaxe Woodwork at Effie Minnesota Campsite

In September 1937, craftsmen utilize a broadaxe at a campsite near Effie, Minnesota. This image showcases traditional woodworking methods prevalent in the 1930s. Wedges made from timber were essential for various construction and logging tasks. The skills demonstrated reflect the importance of manual craftsmanship in rural America during that era.

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