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utensils
Plate IX. Utensils employed during demonstrations of early 19th century baking methods, Officers' Kitchen, Fort York, Toronto. The peel (left) is carved from a single piece of soft pine. The rake (right) is made of iron. (Photograph and data courtesy of Mr. J. A. McGinnis, Managing Director, Toronto Historical Board, 1973.)

iron rake
Plate X. Detail of iron rake or rooker used to remove coals and ashes from the bake oven, Officers' Kitchen, Fort York, Toronto. (Photograph courtesy of Mr. J. A. McGinnis, Toronto Historical Board, 1973.)

sketch of HBC post
Plate XI. Interior of H.B.C. Post at Pembina, Sketch by H. M., 1848. (Courtesy of Public Archives of Canada.)

sketch of house
Plate XII. Interior of a Red River Settler's House. Sketch ascribed to Peter Rindisbacher, early 19th century. (Courtesy of Public Archives of Canada.)

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