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Plate 4 – Scutching ‘A Treatise on Hemp’, book by Robert Wissett in 1808 “Of the various productions of nature, which are alike conducive to the comforts, to the opulence, to the security, and to the independent existence Read More …
A man gathers long stalks of hemp into a bundle, the hemp was used to produce binder twine. Wisconsin 1912
‘Superintendent Haney of International Harvester Company (left), South Dakota Senator Beebe, Professor Holden, and J.W. Parmley stand in a hemp field sown on May 19, 1917.’ Ipswitch, South Dakota – August 8, 1917
‘A common weed, Marijuana may even turn up in a flowerbox. This batch bordered a New York street.’ New York 1949
“Woman buying marijuana at an open market in Laos. It cost $1.50 per kilo. She filled up her bag and then smuggled it into Thailand, where it was illegal.” Laos, undated
King Comics #45, 1936
‘A thicket of wild cannabis at a empty plot for Afghanistan Embassy’ in Islamabad, Pakistan 2009
“Mary Jane had a stash, she kept it in her hat. She also had a little hash, guess where she kept that?” Mary Jane movie poster, 1968
‘Weighing up Hemp at Close of Day’s work, Forgarty’s farm’, Kentucky 1906-7
Read my full published article on Marijuana.com now! View of the Arlington Experimental Farm, on the southern bank of the Potomac River, October 1907 Uncle Sam’s Poison Farm At Arlington Farms in Washington D.C the United States not only Read More …