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This auction is for a Vintage Logging Springboard. Invented because the Northwest forest terrain was so uneven and needing to place both loggers on “even” ground, Springboards were lodged in the notch of a tree by fallers to stand on while using cross cut saws and axes to fall a tree. Kevin Johnson’s Early Logging Tools p. 84 has a good description of these old devices. This springboard does not have a manufacturer’s name. It measures 55” in length and is about 6+” wide, weighing in at 14 lbs. 4 oz. The toe, the triangle of metal on the end, has 3 bolts. Check out the pictures and good luck bidding to own this piece of logging history, this Vintage Logging Springboard.

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