I wondered where that damned jug-hustler had got to!'

Postcard published by Seismic Service Supply Ltd.; T. H. Edwards was a Calgary artist who originally worked in the geophysical industry. One geophysical worker looks at another worker who has become entangled in a spool of seismic cable.

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Date [ca. 1955]

Creator Edwards, T. H.

Genre Caricatures and cartoons

Place Alberta

Subject Caricatures and cartoons, Petroleum industry and trade--Employees, Petroleum industry and trade--Equipment and supplies, Petroleum industry and trade--Prospecting, Trucks

Archival Information

Repository Glenbow Archives

Fonds/Collection Photograph Miscellany collection

Reference code CA ACU GBA C0275

Link to Finding Aid https://searcharchives.ucalgary.ca/photograph-miscellany-collection

Unique identifier CU1225688

Legacy Identifier pa-3759-8

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"I wondered where that damned jug-hustler had got to!'", [ca. 1955], (CU1225688) by Edwards, T. H.. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.