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Canadian Size Bear - May 1985

  • minions & myrmidons said:
    that's a big black bear unless it's a dark grizzly but not seeing that shape in the head.
  • Cloyne and District Historical Society said:
    You are correct, this is a very large black bear. Grizzly bear don't occur in this area.
  • Jerry Kazee said:
    very interesting! I wonder how far/close the shot was? from the size he may have been around for a while.

Harold Kantner Special Collection Photo [Photo]

  • TVL1970 said:
    This is a photo of Harold D. Kantner with Lucrece the bear cub and collie Chip Wood. Both were the mascots at a flight school set up at the behest of the US Navy during the First World War near the Curtiss Aeroplane Factory in Buffalo, NY. After the flight school's first instructor was killed in a fatal plane crash, Kantner was hired to take on the task as the lead instructor in 1917. See: Yale in the World War, Part One, by George Henry Nettleton (1925) (ISBN 076619695X, 9780766196957) books.google.com/books?id=a7gIX6_9DX4C&pg=PA450&l...

'Aussie Bear' factory, Thurlstane (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Palmer Street Sydney

  • Blue Mountains Library, Local Studies said:
    On the clicker press, top left, the operator appears to be stamping out the small, koala noses from black leather. See a clicker press in closeup here - flic.kr/p/2kt9EwM The patterns are being cut from kangaroo hides laid out on the trestle tables; and stitched by the women on the Singer industrial sewing machines on the central bench.
  • MICHEL CAUDRON said:
    Wonderful gallery of old photos Superb, I love it