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How to Reattach a Totem Pole’s Wing?

March 23, 2010by Oliver 3 Comments

As you can see, one of our totem poles recently lost one of its wings. (See my previous post on restoring totem poles).  Figuring out how best to reattach it […]

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Conservation Treatments, Outdoor Sculpture

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