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Date: 1945
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Type of material: Photographs
Subject heading: Fur trade

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    Eric Petersen, prospector and trapper, is a breeder of three-quarter dog, one-quarter wolf, huskies which he sells as sleigh dogs Aug. 1945
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    Eric Petersen, prospector and trapper, is a breeder of three-quarter dog, one-quarter wolf, huskies which he sells as sleigh dogs

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    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3192252
    Date:
    Aug. 1945
    Source:
    Government
    Eric Petersen, prospector and trapper, is a breeder of three-quarter dog, one-quarter wolf, huskies which he sells as sleigh dogs
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    Stamping beaver pelts 1945
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    Stamping beaver pelts

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    Item ID number:
    5276935
    Date:
    1945
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    R216, RG85, Box number: 3565
    Stamping beaver pelts. Fur trade. Described by the RECON project. Copy negative available: PA-102233. Credit: John Lewis Robinson / Department of Indian 
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    Red fox skin - Lac la Ronge in Northern Saskatchewan March 1945.
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    Red fox skin - Lac la Ronge in Northern Saskatchewan

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    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3315636
    Date:
    March 1945
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG53, Box number: 3/X3
    Red fox skin - Lac la Ronge in Northern Saskatchewan. Fur trade Portraits Costume SASK. - LAC LA RONGE. Credit: Bud Glunz/National Film Board of Canada
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