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Old 05-29-2008, 01:02 PM
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Ron, you were writing while I was sending my last response.

It is basswood. the edges are 1/16" and the thickest part of the quill is 1/8"

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Steve
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Looks like a red tail hawk feather?
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This used to be a regular part of the competition at the Worlds. You had a hard time figuring out which one was real and which one was carved as they were displayed side by side.
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Steve, that's a fine lookin feather and I'm sure any owl would be proud to wear it should he need a new one.
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