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Lon Allen, ehemaliger Holzfäller, heute umgestürzter Landwirt, demonstriert, wie Köche früher Horn benutzten, um Buchsen zum Abendessen zu rufen. In der Nähe von Iron River, Michigan

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Lon Allen, ehemaliger Holzfäller, heute umgestürzter Landwirt, demonstriert, wie Köche früher Horn benutzten, um Buchsen zum Abendessen zu rufen. In der Nähe von Iron River, Michigan

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01/01/1937
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Lee, Russell, 1903-1986, photographer
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Iron River (Mich.), 46.09278, -88.64222
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