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Paul Busman C Whistle.
This lovely whistle is made of Imbuia wood, the figure in the wood is exceptional and appears to be burl. I recently took this whistle in on trade for a flute. But it takes more than a good whistle to make me sound good!
I just wish it had a piccolo head instead of a fipple. I checked and these are currently $265 new.

Here’s some information I looked up on the lovely wood:
IMBUIA
Ocotea porosa
Ocotea porosa (syn. Phoebe porosa) of the family Lauraceae, the Laurel family
variously spelled imbuia, imbuya, embuia, and imbulia, I have seen botanical names of Ocotea porosa and Phoebe porosa both given for this species.
This species grows in Southern Brazil and is sometimes called Brazilian Walnut (but it is not a true walnut). It is a colorful, fine textured wood, prized by woodworkers. The heartwood is yellow-olive to chocolate brown, sometimes gray-brown, with variegated streaks and stripes. Grain pattern varies widely, with many different figures occurring in individual boards. It is hard and moderately heavy (about 42 pounds per cubic foot). Heartwood is durable. Emits a spicy, resinous scent and taste. It is easy to work with hand and power tools, although grain tends to pick up when planing. Finishes to a high luster. Glues well. Used for high grade furniture, cabinetry, joinery, paneling, flooring, gun stocks, musical instruments
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