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Thanks! Pic incorporated above.
A few more....Examples of woods currently being used are Southwest Maple Burl, Southwest Spalted Maple, Southwest California Buckeye, Box Elder, Curly Maple, Black Walnut, Desert Ironwood and Cocobolo. All of these, with the exception of a couple, have been stabilized.
I've been running through the archives and finding some nice bits of info. Definitely some good reads back there - like the Shot Show post where the classic was first announced! http://www.bladeforums.com/threads/classic-sebenzas-at-the-shot-show.127846/Whoa, that was a good read. I did not know that for the early batch of wood inlays you did not get a choice in the inlay you received.
A few more....
SW Maple Burl
SW Spalted Maple
SW California Buckeye
Black Walnut
It looks like this was the list of original offerings per CRK.
Source: http://www.bladeforums.com/threads/the-wood-inlay-sebenza.128034/
EDIT:
I think Madrone Burl should be on the list as well....
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/small-sebenza-better-than-custom.127957/
I really appreciate your help putting the list together. I read the complete thread you stated the link. But I could not find any indication about whether the a.m. wood inlays where used for Classic Sebenza. The thread dates April 2000, that year the Classic was born. Therefore I am almost 100% sure that Mark mentioned types of wood used for annual regular Sebenza. Also I myself have seen these wood inlays only at annual regular Sebenza.
I would keep this thread focussed upon Classic and 21. If we start listing the annual regular Sebenza inlays we need to add many more. If I am overlooking a Classic Seb with these inlays, please post a pic and I am happy to add them to the list.
Whoa, that was a good read. I did not know that for the early batch of wood inlays you did not get a choice in the inlay you received.
Having gone through the threads, i now have a better understanding of the timeline and will say you were right. The mention of the inlays above were all in conjunction with the annual.Could be. Not saying it is completely impossible. This little "hunt" is fun. Isn't it? I always enjoy this sort of research
I've found a few other places that list Pao Ferro, but unfortunately no photos as of yet. I'll continue looking.I have added both. Thanks.
Although I could not verify the Pao Ferro through a 2nd source. When it comes to almost unknown materials I prefer to have a confirmation through a 2nd source, in order to avoid that we add custom work to the list of inlay material officially used by CRK. I couldn't find any besides the BF thread you referred to. But anyway. The Zebrawood I was able to verify.