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Michael Dale Payne
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Several months ago I gave Andy Depaule the permission to produce for sale several of my inlay patterns. Most have been available for a while. The latest is the Yellow Rose of Texas that is the same rose pattern that is in the library of plans. Wow what a wounderful Job    The last rose and flag is the peghead inlay

There is a rose or bud at 1,3,5,7,9, and 12 frets and leafs at 15 & 17

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That is beautiful. I generally don't like those type of inlays, but that one I like. Way coool.Tom Dowey38701.613900463
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Beautiful indeed! You Texans sure know how to do things big!

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Beautiful Michael....
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Michael,

As a fellow Texan, I gotta admit that I'm just a bit choked up at the moment. Very nice job!

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I was going to add the Alamo in the back ground be hind the flag, but the I whould have you in tears
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Very nice inlay (but of course I still consider myself a Texan) Michael, what you need to work on now is an inlay of bluebonnets.

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By the way Andy is charging less than what iI spent on materials for the the original. If you have not been to his sight in a while you need to take a look. a lot of new things there.
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