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Take it and be proud. You are a member of the wood, wood and canvas canoe community, not the old canoe community. I am just as fond of...

Take it and be proud. You are a member of the wood, wood and canvas canoe community, not the old canoe community. I am just as fond of...

Take it and be proud. You are a member of the wood, wood and canvas canoe community, not the old canoe community. I am just as fond of...

I'm trying something new on my recent old town project. I'm having the inside stripped with a laser. They get into all the nooks and...

Here's a St. Louis canoe that I restored many moons ago, pre-internet. If you look closely at the center of the gunwale, you can see two...

I'm going to Grand Portage in August there will be a lot of old canoes to look at. My old town isn't old enough to fit the period, but...

Tim, Here is a bit of reference. Google earth might be able to help pinpoint a location as well.

Well, that be interesting to know more about. Maybe your report here would be well received as it can be messy plus. Please let us see...

Wes you've come to the right place! If you can't find a loving home here than there just isn't one, but I bet you already have? Pictures...

Well, that be interesting to know more about. Maybe your report here would be well received as it can be messy plus. Please let us see...

I assume that they are now adorning your breakfast table ?

No, they are on a shelf. I suspect that a mechanical dishwasher might harm them. Benson

and no micro wave owen also

The tag isn't easy to read in your pictures but it looks like a Tubbs from Vermont as Michael mentioned. The tag may look like the one...

This is a W.F. Tubbs "Sno-Shu" folding canoe chair/seat. They are from the early 1900s, originally from Norway, ME (company founded...