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| Whistle Stands are
no longer in production. Ask for details if you're interested in the ones below. I decided it's time to add whistle stands to my line. My theme is based on the mythical Loch Ness "Monster". My Nessies aren't monsters but helpful whistle holders. Since documented photographs of the creature aren't very plentiful I thought to take a few guesses and share them with friends. They have gotten good reviews, so why not sell a few? My first one is displayed in various places on my Whistle Pictures page.sold
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| Here is one that I recently completed and sold to Liz. Needless to say I
named her Liz Nessie. The wood is juniper legally gathered. Some conical
whistles do not fit onto these3/8" dowels, but Liz has none so it's OK.sold
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| This one is juniper mounted on an old rough sawn spruce plank. The
spindles are retiredartist brush handles . |
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| I have been using this one for a few years. It's of sycamore I got
from a neighbor when he trimmed his trees. My conical whistles don't fit the
3/8"dowels I have a great stand Vinny made me. It turns like a lazy susan.
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Wood Whistles are no longer being produced. |
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