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Light yellow tying silk waxed with cobbler's wax.
Coch-y-bonddu ribbed with yellow gimp.
Inside feather of the blackbird's wing tied on in a bunch and then split.
Fibres of blue dun cock's hackle.
Water-rat's or mole's fur spun lightly on yellow silk.
Blue dun hen's.
Snipe or starling.
Fibres of olive dun cock's hackle.
Dyed olive quill.
Dyed olive.
Snipe or starling.
1 These notes have been kindly provided, and verified, by Messrs. Hardy Brothers, Alnwick.
Two turns of claret wool at tail end of body; remainder, light hare's ear.
Claret.
The softest feather of the pea-hen's wing.
Stripped peacock quill.
Red cock's hackle.
Mavis.
Black wool ribbed with silver gimp or thread.
Black cock's from tail to head.
Red wool ribbed with yellow gimp or thread.
Red cock's, from tail to head.
Two fibres of brown mallard.
Dark hare's ear slightly mixed with claret wool, ribbed with yellow gimp or silk.
Brown partridge.
Hen pheasant's tail feather.
Two fibres from the brown mallard.
Light hare's ear slightly mixed with light green wool, ribbed with yellow silk.
Brown partridge.
The soft side of a hen pheasant's wing feather.
Two fibres from the brown mottled partridge's tail feather.
Dark hare's ear mixed with a little claret wool, ribbed with yellow silk.
Brown partridge.
Yellow silk thread.
Black.
Snipe.
Peacock's and black ostrich's herl twisted and run down together, ribbed with gold thread.
Dark furnace cock's from tail to head.
Yellowish brown wool, rather full.
A gray partridge's feather from the breast dyed yellow.
Mavis.
Two fibres of brown mallard.
Flat gold tinsel.
Dark hare's ear slightly tinged with dark olive green wool, left rather long at shoulder for hackle.
 
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