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Alder - Spalted
:Spalted Alder. A Pacific N.W. wood. Spalting occurs naturally when micro organisms attack the wood and leave figures in the wood which are generally black and make very attractive pens.
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Apple - Spalted
:Spalted Apple. This wood comes from the Pacific NW. Spalting occurs naturally in wood and gives it character. Makes a very attractive pen.
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Birdseye Maple
:Birds eye maple: (Acer saccharum) A natural occurrence found predominately in hard maple causes 'eyes' to form that give a striking figure to the wood. Straight grain with intermittent eyes make this a great wood for writing instruments. U.S.A. An all time favorite.
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Black Ebony
:Black Ebony is a beauty that has to be the King of all very-dark-to-black woods. Turns well and finishes to a shiny, nearly wet look. This wood makes an outstanding writing instrument.
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Bocote
:Bocote. (Cordia elaeagnoIdes) Yellowish green to tobacco brown with black stripes, straight to convoluted grain. This wood is sometimes called "Mexican Rosewood." Makes a beautiful pen and pencil set. Finishes with a high gloss. Mexico
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Bubinga - Curly
:Bubinga - Curly (Guibourtia tessmannli) Pinkish red, darkening with exposure, often called African Rosewood, hard & heavy, taking a beautiful finish. West Africa.
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Canary Wood - Cross cut
:Canary Wood (Centrolobium microchaete). This wood makes a very attractive pen. Especially when cross cut. Comes from So. America
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Ceylon Satinwood
:Satinwood (Euxlophora paraensis) also know as Pau amarello. This wood is becoming rare. Finishes with a glossy "wet look". Makes into a very classy pen.
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Cherry
:Cherry: (Prunus serotina) Hard, straight grained with firm texture. Heartwood is a reddish brown to deep red, with brown flecks, and will naturally darken with age. Works well with power tools, finishes well, is an excellent wood for turning and takes a high glossy finish.
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Cocobolo
:Cocobolo: (Dalbergia retusa) One of our most beautiful rosewoods, red to orange with variegated black striping. Very dense and oily, taking a high polish. Turnery, knife handles, pens & pencils, bird calls, walking canes and all forms of fancy woodwork. Difficult to glue. Mexico and Central America
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Cocus wood
:Cocus wood has to be one of my favorite woods. It has a golden chocolate color, turns well, finishes with a very brilliant (almost wet) look. Very rare and is getting nearly impossible to find. Primary uses are for clarinets and other high end musical instruments.
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Jarrah - Curly
:A stunning wood from Australia. A reddish-brown with hints of pink. This wood makes into truly beautiful writing instruments.
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Maple - Fiddleback
:Maple - Fiddleback (Acer saccharum). Figure consists of a ribbon effect. Heartwood is a pinkish to light cream color. Maple turns well and make a beautiful pen. Pacific N.W. USA
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Mesquite burl
:Mesquite Burl (Prosopis julifora) This is the burl from a mesquite tree. It has beautiful swirls of colors and many eyes. Primary color is a light orange brown with black, yellow and pinkish red streaks. Turns quite well and finishes beautifully. A real favorite. S.W. USA and Mexico
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