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Colonial Tonwds
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Ok, Ok, Ok....this is the last wood post. I like sharing pics, what can I say.
Here are some very old African Satinwood a.k.a Avodire boards I picked up from my "source" 2 weeks ago. They are mighty rough looking when I get them but they sure clean up nicely!! Notice the dog ears on the side of the boards from the veneer mill.






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How cool would this look with bloodwood binding


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[QUOTE=MichaelP] How cool would this look with bloodwood binding [/QUOTE]

I'll let you know

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It looks great with just ebony as well. The stark contrast of a dark plain binding with a highly figured light colored is striking.
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Ok... how much for a set?

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Dreadnaught sized set is $175.
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