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BBQ tips @ Fjord; filleting for French sole

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Year: 2001
Part of: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs
Type: Still Image

BBQ tips @ Fjord; filleting for French sole

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Year: 2001
Part of: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs
Type: Still Image

[Fishery worker processing fish at a fishing wharf]

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Year: 1970 to 1989
Part of: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs
Type: Still Image

[Fishery worker processing fish at a fishing wharf]

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Year: 1970 to 1989
Part of: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs
Type: Still Image

[Four fishery workers processing fish]

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Year: 1970 to 1989
Part of: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs
Type: Still Image

[Several fishery workers processing fish]

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Year: 1970 to 1989
Part of: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs
Type: Still Image

[Several fishery workers processing fish]

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Year: 1970 to 1989
Part of: Fisherman Publishing Society Photographs
Type: Still Image

Collection

  • Fisherman Publishing Society… (7)

Subject

  • Fish handling (6)
  • Fish trade--Employees (6)
  • Fishing boats (1)
  • (-) Fishery processing (7)

Genre

  • Photographs (7)

Type of Resource

  • Still Image (7)

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