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Carving of a troll.

Face carved in the handle of one of Harold's carving tools,

Harold travels to workshops with his entire tool collection in a cigar box. He jokes that he has fine sandpaper on the bottom, and motion of travel keeps the tools honed.

Hodag—a cow with two short legs on the uphill side-naturally, from spending its entire life on a side hill.

A drift wood carving, the subject of one of Harold's books on woodcarving.

Hillbilly with a frog on his head. Harold doesn't know why he carved a frog there, except that there was a lump of wood on the hat that he wanted to do something with.

Harold demonstrating a cut to Bob Bullington of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Class model showing the technique of carving a sad expression.

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A variety of subjects—a leprechaun, a cowgirl with pearls, and a hillbilly contortionist.

Husband and wife.