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Green Ghost - Streamers of Bert Quimby

Green Ghost

Green Ghost

Tyer: Emmett Johnson
Head: Black
Tag: Three or four turns of narrow flat silver tinsel
Body: Orange silk dressed thin
Rib: Narrow flat silver tinsel
Belly: Five or six strands of peacock herl, under which is a small bunch of white bucktail, both extending past the hook barb
Wing: Four medium green saddle hackles
Topping: Golden pheasant crest (optional)
Shoulder: Silver pheasant body feather, 1/3 length of wing
Cheek: Jungle cock

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From: paul - Full name and email anonymized  Link
Submitted September 27th 2012

looking for picture and value of green ghost and black ghost from the upper dam region of maine



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