Simple 000 for woodstock

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by iim7V7IM7

Narra...

Not a bad guess. I have seen narra mimic koa closely. But...

Originally Posted by Erithon

It looks lovely, John! The simplicity just brings out the craftsmanship, the fingerboard & peghead inlays, and that stunning rosette all the more.

Beeswing Narra?
Though I don't know if it cures blackwater fever.

*blast, looks like I was too long in typing and you beat me to Narra

Thanks. I appreciate the compliment. But its not narra

Originally Posted by TuckerRE

I will just say LOVELY! Oh my goodness!!

Thank you Bob. Very kind. Am I right to think you are coming to woodstock?

[TuckerRE]

I might have to now!

[TomB'sox]

Both of the woods I mentioned were used to treat malaria which is a precursor to Black water fever, they both were used for Quinine which is used for Malaria. And cinchona was definitely used for malaria treatment. So I guess I give up...

"The bark of Cornus (Dogwood) species is rich in tannins and has been used in traditional medicine as a substitute for quinine"

Gallberries also...

[nacluth]

Awww...why don’t I get to play?

[TomB'sox]

One more guess, Blood wood tree

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by TomB'sox

One more guess, Blood wood tree

Not a bad guess. Locals sometimes call it that because the sap is dark red. That might be its pterocarpus lineage. So to stretch a point you could be in line for the prize.

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by nacluth

Awww...why don’t I get to play?

Go ahead Ryan. What do you think it is

[DenverSteve]

Idon't know about fever but - Ziracote

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by TomB'sox

Both of the woods I mentioned were used to treat malaria which is a precursor to Black water fever, they both were used for Quinine which is used for Malaria. And cinchona was definitely used for malaria treatment. So I guess I give up...

"The bark of Cornus (Dogwood) species is rich in tannins and has been used in traditional medicine as a substitute for quinine"

Gallberries also...

You're schooling me.

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by DenverSteve

Idon't know about fever but - Ziracote

Not zircote. Think more in terms of African woods in the pterocarpus family.

[DenverSteve]

Amboyna?...

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by DenverSteve

Amboyna?...

No sir, not Amboyna

[DenverSteve]

Originally Posted by j. Kinnaird

No sir, not Amboyna

Well......... it's pretty.

[DenverSteve]

Last guess Coralwood

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by DenverSteve

Last guess Coralwood

Never heard of coralwood. You didn't just make that up did you?