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Infill Smoother
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Hand-shaped and fitted without the use of machine tools, Anderson’s infill smoother is constructed of ebony with ivory inlay, bronze and steel. The infill smoother is finished with wax.
Photo: Wayne A. Anderson
Design or Plan used: Not specified
posted in: Reader's Gallery, steel, ebony, wax, ivory, bronze, Custom Design
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