Fagus Grandifolia

 Castanea Dentata

Crib Beech 

Crib Chestnut 

 From a 90 year old underwater crib near where the Gauley and New Rivers meet. The Extremely cold Mineral rich waters prevent decay and stain the woods in interesting ways.

 From a 90 year old underwater crib near where the Gauley and New Rivers meet. The Extremely cold Mineral rich waters prevent decay and stain the woods in interesting ways.

 

 

 Carya Sp

 Populus Alba

Crib Hickory 

Crib Poplar 

 From a 90 year old underwater crib near where the Gauley and New Rivers meet. The Extremely cold Mineral rich waters prevent decay and stain the woods in interesting ways.

 From a 90 year old underwater crib near where the Gauley and New Rivers meet. The Extremely cold Mineral rich waters prevent decay and stain the woods in interesting ways.

 

 

 Quercus Rubra

 Quercus Alba

Crib Red Oak 

Crib White Oak 

 From a 90 year old underwater crib near where the Gauley and New Rivers meet. The Extremely cold Mineral rich waters prevent decay and stain the woods in interesting ways.

 From a 90 year old underwater crib near where the Gauley and New Rivers meet. The Extremely cold Mineral rich waters prevent decay and stain the woods in interesting ways.

 

 

Swartzia Cubensis 

Gaboon Ebony 

Katalox 

Native to Gaboon. The classic Piano key wood. Gaboon Ebony is very dense and very black.

Native to Central America. Similar in density and texture to Ebony, but with a Purple color. A lovely wood to turn. Burling in Katalox is noted.

 

 

Bagassa Guianensis 

Caragana Arborescens 

Tatajuba ( or Cow Wood) 

Siberian Pea Tree 

Native to Brazil 

Native to Siberia 

 

 

Continus Coggygria 

Baikiaea Plurijuga 

Smoketree 

Zambezi Redwood (or Zambian Teak)

Native to Southern Europe 

Native to Zambia 

 

 

Dalbergia Odorifera 

Grey Box Burl

Huali 

 Native to Australia

 Highly sought after in Classical Chinese Furniture, Huali (sometimes called Yellow Rosewood) in one of the rarer varieties and used in much the same sense as Tzi-T'an from the Pterocarpus family. Today, the main source of wood is from furniture too damaged to be repaired. Huang was added to the name (HuangHuali) in premodern times to identify old Huali that has attained a patina of yellow

 

 

 New Mallee Burl

 Bocote

 Native to Australia

 Native to South America

 

 

Bubinga 

Texas Laurel 

Native to Africa 

Native to North America