I bought these wood from a Taiwanese supplier...
To the left is a LONG (40 inches) piece of purpleheart turning blank, 3" x 3", will be sawn into laminates, while the extra length will probably become headplates/inlay pieces (cost is 25 dollars)
To the middle is same size of Taiwanese Acacia wood. Except it's a bit shorter (about 36"), I see a neck in the future for this one. As you know Acacia is in the same class as koa, so the wood looks kinda like koa, but I don't see any figuring at the moment. It looks close enough to mahogany that I might just put it on a mahogany bodied guitar. Cost is 15 dollars.
To the right is a piece of "Sapele". They call it sapele but it does not have the look/feel of sapele (they are denser than mahogany, and have that stripy grain). It looks a bit like African/honduran mahogany to me. I bought this as neck blank but I don't know because the size is 5.5" x 40" x 2", and I'm thinking maybe I should turn it into a side. I got plenty of other woods to make necks out of... That plank cost me 25 dollars.