I thought I would use my monthly commercial post to show you how Richard’s purpleheart C,D set is coming along. It still needs some more tung oil, but it’s a nice sunny day here, so I took some pictures of it.
Here it is in its case: 6 inches by 4.5 inches by 1 inch, a nice fit for a shirt or jacket pocket:
Also at the oiling stage, I have an osage D, still unspoken-for:
Thanks for looking.
David
I’m drooling…
How did that Catsup commercial go? An-ti-ci-pation…
I thought that this was going to be three tunes that sound well together.
I thought it was Antici…pation from Rocky Horror 
Great lookin whistles though…have fun!
Must… resist… temp…taaaaaa…tion…
resistance is futile
Gave in to temptation. Osage is now ‘spoken for’!
-dan
Those certainly are beautiful… I was considering a Burke or a Busman as a future purchase for myself… now I have to consider the O’Brien’s too? 
Robert
Robert,
You used the term “OR” (“Burke or a Busman”), it should be “AND” – one of each (or more) is required to hang out around here, I think!
-dan
My two cents…
I have a Rover D in Blackwood - best whistle I’ve ever loved! In fact, I did a blind sound test with my harmonically-impaired wife (I still love her a LOT after 31 years!) and the O’Brien won (against a Burke DAN). Wasn’t much of a test, I know, as I was just trying to decide which one to play at Mass that day…
Pat
That is precisely the model I was drawn to… looks lovely.
Robert