Hammond Lumber Company, Humboldt County. View showing jack works. Upper one goes to two bands, one cutting redwood the other douglas fir. Lower one carries logs to back of miill where there is a double cutting band. This handles the smaller logs and is set in reverse position so that all cut lumber travels toward the trimmer and slasher at the center of the mill. An upright gang is set in front of this smaller band.
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Location: average distance Identification: exact ground location unclear, appears unknowable
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