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261.	Fishing creel with rubber band and hook clasp, St. John's	Baskets;	A woven fishing creel with rubber band and hook clasp and thin braided handle.Belonging to Madonna and Rennie Sullivan. Bottom view. Red wire used to hold the basket together on bottom is visible.

262.	Fishing creel with rubber band and hook clasp, St. John's	Baskets;	A woven fishing creel with rubber band and hook clasp and thin braided handle. Belonging to Madonna and Rennie Sullivan.Close up of hinge on lid, made from twisted metal.

263.	Fishing creel with rubber band and hook clasp, St. John's	Baskets;	A woven fishing creel with rubber band and hook clasp and thin braided handle. Belonging to Madonna and Rennie Sullivan. Front view.

264.	Flywheel on an Atlantic engine	Boats; Motorboats;	Flywheel on a make and break engine in use in Bay d'Espoir.

265.	Flywheels on Mianus engines owned by Charley Abbott	Boats; Motorboats;	Large spoked flywheels on Mianus engines.

266.	French, M., Apr. 7, 1978, Part 1. David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding.	Architecture, building and construction; Boatbuilding; Boats; Fishers; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fishing equipment; Watercraft; Tools and Equipment;	David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding, Winterton, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Interview takes place on April 7, 1978. Mr. Reid discusses his methods, tools, and materials used in boatbuilding.

267.	French, M., Apr. 7, 1978, Part 2. David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding.	Architecture, building and construction; Boatbuilding; Boats; Fishers; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fishing equipment; Watercraft; Tools and Equipment;	David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding, Winterton, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Interview takes place on April 7, 1978. Mr. Reid discusses his methods, tools, and materials used in boatbuilding. He discusses different types of boats. Tape cuts off suddenly at end.

268.	French, M., Mar. 15, 1978, Part 1. David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding.	Architecture, building and construction; Boatbuilding; Boats; Drying (Food preservation); Fishers; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fishing equipment; Salt-curing; Watercraft;	David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding, Winterton, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Interview takes place on March 15, 1978. French discusses his family, his work as a fisher, his work in the Overseas Forestry Unit for the British war effort, different types of boats, the parts of a boat, and the methods and materials used in boatbuilding.

269.	French, M., Mar. 15, 1978, Part 2. David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding.	Architecture, building and construction; Boatbuilding; Boats; Fishers; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fishing equipment; Watercraft;	The conclusion of David Taylor's March 15, 1978 interview with Marcus French regarding boatbuilding. Interview takes place in Winterton, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. French discusses the tools used in boatbuilding, the general order of steps taken in the construction of boats, and the reasons for decline in boatbuilding in the area.

270.	French, M., May 24, 1979, Part 1. David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding.	Architecture, building and construction; Boatbuilding; Boats; Fishers; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fishing equipment; Watercraft;	David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding, Winterton, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Interview takes place on May 24, 1979. Mr. French discusses the dimensions of a boat and how different dimensions affect a boat's performance. Different boat types are also discussed.

271.	French, M., May 24, 1979, Part 2. David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding.	Architecture, building and construction; Boatbuilding; Boats; Fishers; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fishing equipment; Watercraft; Tools and Equipment;	David Taylor interviewing Marcus French regarding boatbuilding, Winterton, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. Interview takes place on May 24, 1979. Mr. French discusses different types of boats, materials used in boatbuilding, as well as choosing and cutting the wood used in boatbuilding.

272.	French, Marcus. Marcus French Describes His Tools	Boats; Boatbuilding; Architecture, building and construction; Watercraft; Tools and Equipment;	A clip from an interview conducted by David Taylor with Marcus French. Mr. French describes the tools he uses when building boats.

273.	French, Marcus. Marcus French describing his tools used in boatbuilding.	Architecture, building and construction; Boatbuilding; Boats; Fishers; Fishing; Fishing boats; Fishing equipment; Watercraft; Tools and Equipment;	Marcus French describing to David Taylor his tools used in boatbuilding. Tape cuts off abruptly.

274.	G.Barker mill lunch basket and mill handbooks, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to Glen Freddie Barker, Grand Falls-Windsor. This basket was used by Barker, who worked in the mill as a paper maker from August 1980-2008. Geln Barker is shown holding two mill worker hand books.

275.	G.Barker mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to Glen Freddie Barker, Grand Falls-Windsor. This basket was used by Barker, who worked in the mill as a paper maker from August 1980-2008. It was first used by Barker's brother, Gary Barker, before he handed it down to Glen. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1975. The material used is either broken off hockey sticks, pine or birch. This basket has been personalized with name plate, stickers and pictures of children and father (Alphonsus Barker).

276.	G.Barker mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to Glen Freddie Barker, Grand Falls-Windsor. This basket was used by Barker, who worked in the mill as a paper maker from August 1980-2008. It was first used by Barker's brother, Gary Barker, before he handed it down to Glen. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1975. The material used is either broken off hockey sticks, pine or birch. This basket has been personalized with name plate, stickers and pictures of children and father (Alphonsus Barker).

277.	G.Barker mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to Glen Freddie Barker, Grand Falls-Windsor. This basket was used by Barker, who worked in the mill as a paper maker from August 1980-2008. It was first used by Barker's brother, Gary Barker, before he handed it down to Glen. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1975. The material used is either broken off hockey sticks, pine or birch. This basket has been personalized with name plate, stickers and pictures of children and father (Alphonsus Barker).

278.	G.Barker mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to Glen Freddie Barker, Grand Falls-Windsor. This basket was used by Barker, who worked in the mill as a paper maker from August 1980-2008. It was first used by Barker's brother, Gary Barker, before he handed it down to Glen. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1975. The material used is either broken off hockey sticks, pine or birch. This basket has been personalized with name plate, stickers and pictures of children and father (Alphonsus Barker).

279.	G.Barker mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to Glen Freddie Barker, Grand Falls-Windsor. This basket was used by Barker, who worked in the mill as a paper maker from August 1980-2008. It was first used by Barker's brother, Gary Barker, before he handed it down to Glen. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1975. The material used is either broken off hockey sticks, pine or birch. This basket has been personalized with name plate, stickers and pictures of children and father (Alphonsus Barker).

280.	G.Barker mill lunch basket, Grand Falls-Windsor	Baskets;	A mill lunch basket belonging to Glen Freddie Barker, Grand Falls-Windsor. This basket was used by Barker, who worked in the mill as a paper maker from August 1980-2008. It was first used by Barker's brother, Gary Barker, before he handed it down to Glen. The basket was constructed by Angus Gunn in 1975. The material used is either broken off hockey sticks, pine or birch. This basket has been personalized with name plate, stickers and pictures of children and father (Alphonsus Barker). Resting atop the basket is sample paper.

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