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Dr. Milne



Dr. Milne

Dr. Milne

Tyer: Richard Connors
Tag: Four or five turns of narrow gold tinsel
Tail: Golden Pheasant Crest
Body: Yellow Chenille
Wing: Black bear hair followed by four gray hackles, long.
Topping: Red swan or goose wing feather as long as the jungle cock (red schlappen shown)
Shoulder: Brown mallard bread feather
Cheek: Jungle Cock

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