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Chip Carving By McIvor and Allen 1890 to 1955

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Photo: Chip Carving By McIvor and Allen 1890 to 1955

Photo: Chip Carving By McIvor and Allen 1890 to 1955

Date: 2001
Location: Castletown, Caithness, Scotland
Photographer: Bill Fernie
https://www.caithness.org/community/crafts/chipcarving/index.htm
The woods used for the top-quality products were American walnut and American oak, this this which has a closer and finer grain than European oak.

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