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No full textbunk nThe bunk is a specifically shaped piece of wood which goes from runner to runner of the tractor sled. [the cross pieces to which the runners are fastened]W.J. KIRWINUsed IUsed IWithdrawnbunk chain; bunk sledWithdrawn but no stam
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No full textbunk nsee drawing, hand-slide, QUsed IUsed IWithdrawnbunk chain; bunk sledWithdrawn but no stam
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No full textbunk nFrame or body of a snow-sleigh.Frame or body of a snow-sleigh.Used IUsed IWithdrawnbunk chain; bunk sledWithdrawn but no stam
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No full textbunk nBill: This now seems v. transparent -- a makeship bunk.Now Withdraw JUL 26 1978Used IUsed IWithdrawnBunk chain; bunk sle
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No full textbunk n_Cent_2 _OED_ (U.S.) _O Sup�_ (1770-) _NID_ _DAE_Withdraw? [check]Used IUsed IWithdrawnbunk chain; bunk sle
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No full textbunk nBed (used by seamen)bedJWUsed IUsed IWithdrawnBunk chain; bunk sledWithdrawn but no stam
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No full textbunk nBeneath the "bed"* was laid a separate "bunk". This was a coarse mattress made of wood shavings covered in flour sacking or "cotton duck", a heavy canvas-like material. [*feather bed] W.K.DNE-cit W. Kirwin, 3/73JH 3/73Used IUsed IWithdrawnBunk chain; bunk sledWithdrawn but no stamp; Card marked DNE-cit, but not used
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No full textbunk npart of a boatpart of a boatPRINTED ITEMUsed IUsed IWithdrawnBunk chain; bunk sledWithdrawn but no stam
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No full textbunk n(1) to be d. Hence "to go to bed" becomes "to go to bunk". (2) Part of a sled used for hauling wood. It is a heavy piece of timber which spans the two runners and on which the wood is piled. Hence "bunk-sled". See "rack".W.J. KIRWINUsed IUsed IWithdrawnbunk chain; bunk sled; rackWithdrawn but no stam
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