elm wood blackened with "bitume de judee"
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- Thread starter kruger norbert
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THAT NO DOUBT TOOK A LITTLE EFFORT 
nice piece
definitaly an eye catcher
nice piece
definitaly an eye catcher
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Very nice work, Kruger. Is the coloring from naturally occurring asphalt or man made?
the coloring is naturally asphalt powder mixed with turpentine, applied and rubbed to remove the ecces.