Photographs from the Forest History Society collections have been used for a great variety of purposes, from scholarly publications to popular documentaries to home decor.
Perhaps we have the beginnings of a Men of Logging calendar?
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Peeling Back the Bark 
I must say, I would buy the calendar! No questions asked. Not to mention, a wonderful Christmas present idea.
That said, while the “lady” in me likes the idea of the calendar quite a bit, the photographer in me would also like to say way to go for getting these photos online and available. What an incredible archive of images… I think I may very well make use of them in the future. Thanks!
Agreed. Great Christmas gift idea. And you can make it a green calendar too using soy inks and recycled paper and such…do you have enough photos to make it a page-a-day calendar? That would be awesome. Maybe a coffee mug too: “Save a tree. Use a mug.” with a photo of Mr. Timberbeef on it….possibilities are endless.
Nice work.