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Bob Lockett with son Neal Lockett on sled. Horse "Toby" used for snigging pit props is pulling a home made sled, made from a fork in a tree, to build a shed at Seahampton, NSW, September 1969.
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CreatorLockett, Phillip
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DescriptionThis image was scanned from a photograph or negative kindly supplied by Phillip Lockett, whose family worked in the timber industry in the lower Hunter Valley.
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Lockett, Phillip, Bob Lockett with son Neal Lockett on sled. Horse "Toby" used for snigging pit props is pulling a home made sled, made from a fork in a tree, to build a shed at Seahampton, NSW, September 1969. (1969), [OL_Lockett_028]. Living Histories, accessed 15/02/2026, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/28501