Item #:AOW-117
NWTF Hand Carved Painted Balsa Wood Turkey Feather Grand Slam Goulds 1480/2600
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Type
Painting
Organization
National Wild Turkey Federation
Bird Species
Turkey
Animal Class
Bird
Material
Wood
Handmade
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