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May 18, 2012
Monthly Prize Drawing has posted a new blog article titled "The February and March Subscriber's Prize Drawing". Excerpt:
Once again we are combining drawings. Heck, it’s almost a tradition at this point… This time around there are two Native American-style flutes from Earth Tone Flutes: A dyed Curly Maple mid/low D with an Ebony Raven block and a salvaged old growth Redwood mid F# with a Peruvian Walnut Bear Claw. These might even be something of a rarity since I’ll no longer be making Native American style flutes in the foreseeable future, so get em’ while they’re hot! Here are some pictures: Only subscribers are eligible for the prize drawing. Not a subscriber? To learn how to become one, click HERE.Read the rest of this article...
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