These beautiful blanks have a nice range of color. They are air dried but may have some residual moisture. Easy to turn, English Walnut holds fine detail and takes a high polish!

English Walnut, Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus and is the original Walnut of Europe. This tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England. Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the trees grows. Juglans walnut is translated to "White Walnut" so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much like American Black Walnut. As a burl, there are bark incursions or pin holes throughout these pieces. The listed sizes are a bit smaller than the actual size to account for any rough edges and checks. 1 VENEER INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.

English Walnut, Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus and is the original Walnut of Europe. This tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England. Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the trees grows. Juglans walnut is translated to "White Walnut" so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much like American Black Walnut. As a burl, there are bark incursions or pin holes throughout these pieces. The listed sizes are a bit smaller than the actual size to account for any rough edges and checks. 1 VENEER INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.

English Walnut, Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus and is the original Walnut of Europe. This tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England. Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the trees grows. Juglans walnut is translated to "White Walnut" so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much like American Black Walnut. As a burl, there are bark incursions or pin holes throughout these pieces. The listed sizes are a bit smaller than the actual size to account for any rough edges and checks. 1 VENEER INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.

This piece has incredible color and figure! It has some woodpecker incursions and a small knot present. There is also a 2-3" check. Suitable for forends, kinves. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use! Must be able to work with.

This piece has incredible color and figure! Suitable for buttstocks. There are a few surface checks and a 1/16-1/8" incursions. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible color with a 4" check on the edge opposite of the numbers that will mill away. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use. It is also suitable for shotgun/rifle.

This piece has incredible color! Goes together with W85837 but sold separately.

This piece has incredible color with a 1/8" and 2 small incursions on the buttstock area. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use.

This piece has amazing color and figure! It is ideally suited for a 2 piece because of the curve, but it will still fit a Weatherby or a Cooper template. Suitable for rifles up to 7mm Magnum. There are a few pin knots and a couple incursions (green paint). Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible figure and lots of fiddleback! Suitable for a shotgun, dakota arms, or any rifle. Grade 8-9 piece. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible figure and would be ideal for a buttstock or rifle. We have other pieces available for forend. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible color with a couple bugholes on the edge grain. It has a beautiful crotchwood figure! Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use! Must be able to work with.

This piece has incredible color and figure! Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible color and figure! Suitable for buttstocks. A lot of the heartwood would show depending on how to use the blank. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use.

This piece has incredible color and figure! Goes together with W84847 but sold separately. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible color and figure! Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has amazing color and figure! It is suitable for a buttstock. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use!

This piece has incredible color! It will not fit a Cooper size template, but will fit a 7mm Magnum. There are a few checks and pin knots present. Aged slowly to perfection over 7 years. Dry and ready to use. AS IS and must be able to work with.

This piece has a couple sawn edges with some bugholes on the sapwood. There are some incursions, splits, and numerous checks present.

These pieces have been air dried for 3 years, are wax sealed, and ready to use! Although they are considered dry, a few may have some residual moisture present. Photos show a nice color and figure! These special blanks were cut from a large, highly figured log that we purchased from a landowner in California who was taking out their orchard. Many blanks have excellent black marbled streaks, fiddleback, and crotchwood figure present. The pictures show exactly which piece you will receive so there is no guessing and all orders over $75 receive FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48 states! This is a truly beautiful piece.

These pieces have been air dried for 3 years, are wax sealed, and ready to use! Although they are considered dry, a few may have some residual moisture present. Photos show a nice color and figure! These special blanks were cut from a large, highly figured log that we purchased from a landowner in California who was taking out their orchard. Many blanks have excellent black marbled streaks, fiddleback, and crotchwood figure present. The pictures show exactly which piece you will receive so there is no guessing and all orders over $75 receive FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48 states! This piece has hundreds of small birdseyes on one edge.

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Cacausus Mountain region and is the original Walnut of Europe.  The tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England.  Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the tree grows.  Juglans walnut is translated to “white walnut” so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much better than any native American Walnut species.  The grain is exceptionally fine and holds an edge quite well which makes it exceptional for checkering on rifle and shotgun stocks. English Walnut from the USA is typically grown in orchards where the stump (root system) is California Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) grafted to the thin shelled English Walnut.  English Walnut trees are generally small due to a weaker root system and do not produce a large amount of nuts. Claro Walnut root systems are very strong and in a sense turbo charge the growth of walnuts which is the goal of the nut producers.  A plentiful thin shelled nut of high quality is produced.  A wonderful by-product of the grafting is a California Claro Walnut burl underground and a larger than usual English Walnut trunk.  Black or dark streaks are produced in a small amount of trees and there is a lot of discussion as to why certain trees have more of the desired streaking while others may not have any at all.  When trees produce exceptionally large trunks and stunning striping, they are often used for firearms. Rifle blanks often sell for between $500 to $2,500 with some stock blanks fetching upwards of $5,000 each! Live bark edge, can ship to the USA only. Beautiful color! Bug holes in sapwood. Heart check down one face. Crotchwood figure at one end. The wide end has an 8" long oblong void running parallel to the crotchwood about 1" from the center of the crotchwood area. There are a couple of machine marks and knots with checks.

This piece has 1-3" end checks on the narrow end. There are some areas of feather crotch and marble grain. It has a rough live edge. Must be able to work with the defects. It could be used as a great rifle stock and has the outlines chalked. This piece is priced with the defects in consideration.

This material was cut from beautiful Southern Oregon logs from a family owned orchard. There were a lot of marble cake figured or heavily black stripped logs in this batch! Blanks are freshly cut and wax sealed. Enjoy the beauty of this special offering. Beautiful color contrast and figure. Good for shotgun fore end or pepper mills. Must season before use as fore end. This piece is straight with no checks, but may develop checks and/or bow while drying.

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus Mountain region. It is the original Walnut of Europe.  The tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England.  Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the tree grows.  Juglans walnut is translated to "white walnut" so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much better than any Native American Walnut species.  The grain is exceptionally fine and holds an edge quite well which makes it exceptional for checkering on rifle and shotgun stocks. English Walnut from the USA is typically grown in orchards where the stump (root system) is California Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) grafted to the thin shelled English Walnut.  English Walnut trees are generally small due to a weaker root system and do not produce a large amount of nuts. Claro Walnut root systems are very strong and in a sense turbo charge the growth of walnuts which is the goal of the nut producers.  A plentiful, thin-shelled nut of high quality is produced.  A wonderful by-product of the grafting is a California Claro Walnut burl underground and a larger than usual English Walnut trunk.  Black or dark streaks are produced in a small amount of trees and there is a lot of discussion as to why certain trees have more of the desired streaking while others may not have any at all.  When trees produce exceptionally large trunks and stunning striping, they are often used for firearms. Rifle blanks often sell for between $500 to $2,500 with some stock blanks fetching upwards of $5,000 each! Dried for 5 years and ready to use. Beautiful blank. Couple of minor bark incursions that fall easily outside of template blank for rifle blank.

Juglans regia emanates from Circassia in the Caucasus Mountain region. It is the original Walnut of Europe.  The tree was prized for its walnuts and was planted all throughout Europe and England.  Color variations are due to the varied climates and soil conditions in which the tree grows.  Juglans walnut is translated to "white walnut" so finding dark striping and marble cake figure is the rare exception. This wood has been prized for centuries for firearm stocks and fine furniture. It works and finishes much better than any Native American Walnut species.  The grain is exceptionally fine and holds an edge quite well which makes it exceptional for checkering on rifle and shotgun stocks. English Walnut from the USA is typically grown in orchards where the stump (root system) is California Claro Walnut (Juglans hindsii) grafted to the thin shelled English Walnut.  English Walnut trees are generally small due to a weaker root system and do not produce a large amount of nuts. Claro Walnut root systems are very strong and in a sense turbo charge the growth of walnuts which is the goal of the nut producers.  A plentiful, thin-shelled nut of high quality is produced.  A wonderful by-product of the grafting is a California Claro Walnut burl underground and a larger than usual English Walnut trunk.  Black or dark streaks are produced in a small amount of trees and there is a lot of discussion as to why certain trees have more of the desired streaking while others may not have any at all.  When trees produce exceptionally large trunks and stunning striping, they are often used for firearms. Rifle blanks often sell for between $500 to $2,500 with some stock blanks fetching upwards of $5,000 each! Dried for 5 years and ready to use. Beautiful marble grain with fiddleback in butt stock. Goregous! Would fit large rifle. 3/4" inch check that falls outside of template area easily. Knot also falls out of template area. Pistol grip with have a slight amount of sapwood that will add great contrast.

This is suitable for a small shotgun template, 410 or 28 guage. If you have a pattern and would like to send it to us, we can trace it and let you know what it would look like. The crotch figure has a void and defects. This has lost about half of its moisture as of 7/20/2017. It should be completely dry in one year. Must be able to work around natural defects that gave this piece its beauty. There may be a couple areas in the butt stock that needs to be filled in. Also perfect for knife scales, pistol grips, pepper mills, etc.

This batch of high quality turning blanks is a mixture of blanks that were freshly cut March of 2017 and blanks that were cut 3 years ago. Some pieces will contain a lot of moisture while others will be much drier with only some residual moisture. All of these are completely wax sealed. Some may have an occasional end or surface check, small incursion, slight rough edge, or small sound knot with a check. If you see light coloration with specks/splotches, these areas can be either solid or soft to the touch. If they are soft, you can easily stabilized them with CA glue for the small area they cover.

This batch of high quality turning blanks is a mixture of blanks that were freshly cut March of 2017 and blanks that were cut 3 years ago. Some pieces will contain a lot of moisture while others will be much drier with only some residual moisture. All of these are completely wax sealed. Some may have an occasional end or surface check, small incursion, slight rough edge, or small sound knot with a check. If you see light coloration with specks/splotches, these areas can be either solid or soft to the touch. If they are soft, you can easily stabilized them with CA glue for the small area they cover.