Hardwood Stave Bolt Prices Listed by Type and Size
A catalog listing prices per cord for various timber bolts including White Ash Elm Red Oak Hackberry Maple Basswood Sycamore Butternut Elm Poplar Cottonwood Tamarack and other species. Bolts are specified by length up to 40 inches and diameters from 6 to 8 inches plus. Prices range around 200 to 250 per cord with some entries higher for certain lengths.
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English Doctor Praises Floor Sitting Over Chairs
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James Critchton Brown
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Across the Pond Notes On Cordite and a Kaiser’s Dog
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de Kaiser
M. Victor Franconi
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Boulevard Montmartre
Antonio “Osacunt
France
Vic Frazconi
Napoleon
Windy City divorce boom foreshadowed in nuptial chatter
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Chicago
Windy City
New York
The Young Man's Dilemma Delivers a Cautionary Quandary
A young insurance agent faces a comic moral knot over rumors and a love interest. His colleagues mock him as powerless while he contemplates drastic actions to defend his honor. The twist reveals he represents an insurer, tying the affair to risk and deception.
How He Was Complimented By Mrs Harkins
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Notes on Tobacco and Animal Lifespans Historic Claims
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Yucatan
France
England
Australia
Husband Reunited With Wife After Fifteen Year Disappearance
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Washington correspondents in a crowded political maze
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Greenland birch forests and the Mary Tyler life tale
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