Connecticut Decoys: Carvers and Gunners by Henry C. Chitwood Both rare and common canes

Both rare and common canes are presented in an impressive visual format

tea sets and other household ceramics in brilliant detail

Chapter 2 discusses the development of the technique of spearfishing from its Asian origins and contrasts the American Indian approach to spearing to the white men's modification of it

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Connecticut Decoys: Carvers and Gunners by Henry C. Chitwood Both rare and common canesTable of Contents One of the most comprehensive studies ever written on Connecticut working decoys with over 400 photos. A table of carvers is followed by a detailed text covering the decoys produced by over 82 carvers, discussions on factory decoys, shore birds, and descriptive decoy features.