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PostPosted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 6:21 pm 
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Hi Guys,

This is just a forward notice for those of you that have an interest in new tonewoods. I will be releasing STREAKY Myrtle sets later in the year and thought you might like to see what they look like. Streaky Myrtle is another variant of the Tasmanian Myrtle tree from which we get Tiger and Flame Myrtle. All three images are from the same set with the last one showing one side moistened to bring out the fiddleback, colour and small wigglely areas.

regards Tim Spittle

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Cool looking stuff! I bet that will sell like flapjacks on Saturday morning at IHOP.

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Hot diggety dang! Got a get me a set like that! Just beautiful.

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Beautiful stuff, Tim!
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