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Title: Boats (16 views)
Creator: Payne, Earl Cecil, 1921-2006
Contributing Institution: California State Library
Collection: California History Section Picture Catalog
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Description: View 1 (2016-1903). Fishing boats, Apr 1976 -- view 2 (2016-1904). Fishing boats, Apr 1976-- view 3 (2016-1905). Fishing boats, Apr 1976 -- view 4 (2016-1906). "Eva-U" fishing boat -- view 5 (2016-1907). Fishing boat, Apr 1975 -- view 6 (2016-1908). "Verona" "David C" "Native Daughter" fishing boats, Apr 1975 -- view 7 (2016-1909). "Little Lady" "Judy II" "Native Daughter" fishing boats, Nov 1975 -- view 8 (2016-1910). "Judy II" "Wow" "Sea Queen" fishing boats, Nov 1975 -- view 9 (2016-1911). Fishing boat with "keep off" sign, Nov 1975 -- view 10 (2016-1912). Fishing boats, Feb 1977 -- view 11 (2016-1913). Fishing boats, Mar 1976 -- view 12 (2016-1914). Boat hull, Sep 2001 -- view 13 (2016-1915). Boat hull, Feb 1977 -- view 14 (2016-1916). Boat hull, Feb 1977 -- view 15 (2016-1917). Fishing boat, Sep 2002 -- view 16 (2016-1918). Fishing boats, Feb 1979.
Mrs. Payne
Type: image
Format: Projected
Slide
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Extent: 16 slides : safety base, color ; 2 in. x 2 in.
Identifier: (C)001563081CSL01-Aleph
Language: English
Subject: Fishing boats
Harbors
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