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From: fq120@kanga.ins.cwru.edu (Geoff Surrette)
Subject: Line: Small feathers for sig
Date: 1995/06/26
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In article <3smi4e$pmt@miso.wwa.com>
mambu@ix.netcom.com (m m ) writes:

> Still looking for some small feathers to be used in a Native American
> sig.  Does anyone know of or have anything like this?

How about this?

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