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Shadrach Mace sawing with the crosscut saw
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In response to a request in 1954 from Louise Pitman, director of the Southern Highland Craft Guild, traditional woodworker Shadrach Mace sent her a series of snapshots with captions on the back describing the processes he used to hand craft his chairs. This snapshot shows Mace along with his son-in-law Robert Keith "sawing with the cross cut saw, another step in making the chairs." Stacks of lumber are piled in the neighboring field. This photograph is labeled number two. Shadrach Mace was also known as S.B. Mace, Birdie Mace, and Shadrick Mace.
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Object
Object’s are ‘parent’ level descriptions to ‘children’ items, (e.g. a book with pages).
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In response to a request in 1954 from Louise Pitman, director of the Southern Highland Craft Guild, traditional woodworker Shadrach Mace sent her a series of snapshots with captions on the back describing the processes he used to hand craft his chairs. This snapshot shows Mace along with his son-in-law Robert Keith "sawing with the cross cut saw, another step in making the chairs." Stacks of lumber are piled in the neighboring field. This photograph is labeled number two. Shadrach Birdic "Birdie" Mace was also known as S.B. Mace, Birdie Mace, and Shadrick Mace.
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