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Re: origins of a particular skep w/ bees image
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>I am posting a link to google drive of what I would guess is a reproduction
of a wood block cutting of a skep on a stand with bees.

>This image is all over the net if you google "skep".
 Skep Image.jpg<https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2wP2NwUvCxoeEpkRGtSdFFoMnc/edit?usp=drive_web>


Hello,

You are correct,  I believe this is from
an old English woodcut.  

In any event, if you what to use the 
image, it is in the public domain and
free to use -out of copyright. 
I wouldn't be at all concerned about 
using the image.

Best Regards,
J. Waggle
Historical Honeybee Articles

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