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    This document provides photos and descriptions of wood specimens from various species of trees from locations around the world. It includes 58 different wood types from countries in North and South America, Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. The wood types include common woods like walnut and cherry as well as more exotic species like Brazilian rosewood, wenge, and lignum vitae. It serves as a reference for the different kinds of wood that can be purchased from Timberline, but notes that the current stock may vary.

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    This document provides photos and descriptions of wood specimens from various species of trees from locations around the world. It includes 58 different wood types from countries in North and South America, Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. The wood types include common woods like walnut and cherry as well as more exotic species like Brazilian rosewood, wenge, and lignum vitae. It serves as a reference for the different kinds of wood that can be purchased from Timberline, but notes that the current stock may vary.

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    2014 Timberline Wood Specimens

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    This document provides photos and descriptions of wood specimens from various species of trees from locations around the world. It includes 58 different wood types from countries in North and South America, Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. The wood types include common woods like walnut and cherry as well as more exotic species like Brazilian rosewood, wenge, and lignum vitae. It serves as a reference for the different kinds of wood that can be purchased from Timberline, but notes that the current stock may vary.

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    WOOD SPECIMENS

    A selection of photo images of actual samples from timbers in stock or sometimes stocked by
    Timberline
    Unit 7, Munday Industrial Estate, 58 – 66 Morley Road, Tonbridge, Kent, TN9 1RP.
    Tel 01732 355626, Fax 01732 358214
    Email info@exotichardwoods.co.uk
    www.exotichardwoods.co.uk

    This document is not an accurate indication of current stock

    Pau Amarello – Euxylophora paraensis Bocote – Cordia gerascanthus


    Brazil Mexico

    Apple – Malus spp. English Boxwood – Buxus sempervirens


    England England

    Spalted Beech – Fagus sylvatica Bubinga – Guibourtia demeusii


    England West Africa

    African Blackwood – Dalbergia melanoxylon Camphor laurel – Cinnamomum camphora


    Tanzania and Mozambique Australia
    Carretto – Aspidosperma curranii Chechen – Metopium brownii
    Colombia Belize

    Brazilian Cedar – Cedrela spp. English Cherry – Prunus avium


    Brazil England

    Cigar box Cedar – Cedrela spp. Mexican Cocobolo – Dalbergia retusa


    Belize Mexico

    Lebanon Cedar – Cedrus libani Nicaraguan Cocobolo – Dalbergia tucarensis


    England Nicaragua

    Florida pencil Cedar – Juniperus virginiana Cypress – Cupressus sempervirens


    USA Italy
    African Ebony – Diospyros crassiflora Goncalo alves – Astronium fraxinifolium
    Nigeria Brazil

    Asian Striped Ebony – Dispyros spp Grenadilla – Platymiscium pinnatum


    Indonesia Belize

    Indian Ebony – Diospyros ebenum Hickory – Carya glabra


    India USA

    Macassar ebony – Diospyros celebica Pink Ivory Wood – Berchemia zeyheri


    Indonesia South Africa

    Malaysian ebony – Diospyros spp. Kingwood – Dalbergia caerensis


    Indonesia Brazil
    Lacewood – Platanus x hybrida Cuban Mahogany – Swietenia mahogani
    England Carribbean

    Lemonwood – Calycophyllum multiflorum Honduras mahogany – Swietenia macrophylla


    Paraguay Belize and Guatemala

    Lignum Vitae – Guaiacum coulteri Figured Honduras Mahogany – Swietenia


    Mexico macrophylla – Belize

    Lignum Vitae palo santo – Bulnesia sarmienti Bird’s eye Maple – Acer saccharum
    Paraguay USA

    English Lime – Tilia spp. Curly Maple – Acer saccharinum


    England USA
    Bog Oak – Quercus spp. Partridgewood – Caesalpinia paraguanensis
    England Paraguay

    Olivewood – Olea europa Steamed Pearwood – Pyrus communis


    Italy Alpine Europe

    Ovangkol – Guibourtia ehie Pequia – Aspidosperma spp.


    West Africa Brazil

    African Padauk – Pterocarpus soyauxii Purpleheart – Peltogyne pubescens


    West Africa Brazil

    Black Palmira – Caryota urens Highland Purpleheart – Peltogyne spp.


    India Brazil
    Amazon Rosewood – Dalbergia spruceana Sonokeling rosewood – Dalbergia latifolia
    Brazil Indonesia

    Columbian Rosewood – Dalbergia tucurensis Reclaimed Thai Rosewood – Dalbergia


    Colombia cochinchinensis – Thailand

    Honduras Rosewood – Dalbergia stevensonii Roupala Lacewood – Roupala brasiliensis


    Guatemala Brazil

    Indian Rosewood – Dalbergia latifolia Pommelle Sapele – Entandophragma cylindricum


    India West Africa

    Santos rosewood – Machaerium scleroxylon Satine Rubane – Brosimum paraense


    Bolivia Brazil
    Sri Lanka Satinwood – Chloroxylon swietenia English Walnut – Juglans regia
    Sri Lanka England

    Snakewood – Piratinera guianensis Wenge – Millettia laurentii


    Surinam Zaire

    Sycamore – Acer pseudoplatanus Yew – Taxus baccata


    England England

    Ripple Sycamore – Acer pseudoplatanus Zebrano – Microberlinia brazzavillensis


    England Camaroon

    Brazilian Tulipwood – Dalbergia decipularis Ziricote – Cordia dodecandra


    Brazil Mexico

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