TIPPY CANOE and INDIAN GIRL TOO

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TIPPY CANOE and INDIAN GIRL TOO

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Alright Canoe lovers the#16 Pattern could be a big moment for you all.........rumors from more than one individual have intimated that there could be multiple acrylic handled pieces and others all in very short numbers ..........better start lining up all your paddles in a row with your favorite distributor(s)


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#162212 Tidioute Little Indian Girl Spear/Pen Blades, Smooth Bolster, Cap End
Jigged Bone – color to be determined
Wood – various kinds
Acrylic – various colors
Pink Awabi, Yellow Awabi, Abalone, Buffalo Horn – various quantities

#162212 Northfield Little Indian Girl Spear/Pen Blades, Lined/Dimpled Bolster and Cap End, Long Pull
Jigged Bone – color to be determined
Wood – Cocobolo and Snakewood
Burnt Stag
Natural Stag
Acrylic – various colors
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Is that little crown looking tip usually on blades before they're honed?
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Re: TIPPY CANOE and INDIAN GIRL TOO

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That is just a tab that separates the blades during water jet cutting. It is ground off before grinding the bevels.
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