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Carrie Stevens Patterns II - Intro and Text Index



By Wes Autio (Introduction and Feature Coordination)

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AMERICA
Submitted By Glenn Seibert



AMERICA Image
AMERICA
HOOK Partridge Carrie Stevens CS15 #4
TAG Flat silver tinsel
TAIL White hackle fibers
BODY Flat silver tinsel
THROAT White hackle fibers
WING Two white hackles, outside of which are two red hackles, outside of which are two blue hackles
CHEEK Jungle cock
HEAD Carrie Stevens tied it with bands of red, white, and blue
SOURCE Hilyard & Hilyard; Schmookler & Sils



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