Description24"-wide slice cut off from a pine log. The slice is stamped 12 times with the letters "E" and "F" The slice is mounted on a wooden tray with trimmed edge for wall display. The slice has a large check (crack) and is attached to the backing tray with four metal clips. It is not known where the tree was felled or if a lumbering company marked the slice, which was sometime also called a log slug or, more colorfully, a log dollar because it was flat, circular and represented money.