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Gold Sprat #2 - Streamers Of Bill Edson

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Gold Sprat #2

Gold Sprat #2

Tyer:	Bob Petti
Body:	Flat gold tinsel
Throat:	Small bunch of yellow bucktail
Wing:	Two yellow and two orange hackles
Cheeks:	Jungle cock, short
Head:	Black

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