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finewoodcarver


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Registered: March 2005
Location: Erie, PA USA
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This coat of arms I carved for the Albro family. It is in 2" mahoghany and finished with artists oils and boiled linseed oil.
· Date: Wed April 27, 2005 · Views: 6610 · Filesize: 137.3kb, 142.4kb · Dimensions: 800 x 878 ·
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Carvity_Carve
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Registered: July 2004
Location: Washington
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Wed April 27, 2005 15:07 Rating: 10.00 

Beautiful!

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How come no one ever carves hyraxes? Or elephant shrews? Or tarsiers? Or aye-ayes? Or crested rats? Or lemmings? Or golden moles? Or grisons? Or bandicoots? Or linsangs? Or....
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