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  1. 07-07-2013, 11:11 AM #11
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    How did you source that material? ???
    And please, coyld you post a larger more detailed photo? This is incredible!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Galhatz View Post
    How did you source that material? ???
    And please, coyld you post a larger more detailed photo? This is incredible!
    Brush is long gone so no pics sorry.
    I got the material in Alaska,no clue where it could be sourced today
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    Ck here,they have some Boone Trading Company - Ivory and Scrimshaw
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    As it is NAIDOC week (indigenous week) here in oz there are likely to be a few dugongs made extinct however the bones will not be fosilised, I also anticipate a surfeit of turtle shell and roo leather.
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast
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    GREAT GOOGELLY MOOGELLY! Pixelfixed, I just looked at that website, and found out some amazing info! Wait till you see this!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magpie View Post
    GREAT GOOGELLY MOOGELLY! Pixelfixed, I just looked at that website, and found out some amazing info! Wait till you see this!
    See What mag
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    23 inches! Name: IMAG0097.jpg Views: 118 Size: 11.6 KB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catrentshaving View Post
    They're extinct
    Huh? What? Sea Cows (Manatees) are most assuredly not extinct but their bones would make neat scales and brushes.
    I've seen them and swam with them at Crystal River on many occassions (really cool!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magpie View Post
    23 inches! Name: IMAG0097.jpg Views: 118 Size: 11.6 KB
    Long handled brush? :-)
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast
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    Quote Originally Posted by 1OldGI View Post
    Huh? What? Sea Cows (Manatees) are most assuredly not extinct but their bones would make neat scales and brushes.
    I've seen them and swam with them at Crystal River on many occassions (really cool!)
    Manatee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Manatees are not steller sea cows,related yes,the extinct steller sea cow was an animal in excess of 20 tons.
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