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Bill Judt
bjudt at sasktel.net
Tue Aug 31 23:38:11 EDT 2004
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> From: <vhamburg at verizon.net>
> Date: August 31, 2004 6:11:20 PM GMT-06:00
> To: "[Woodcarver]" <woodcarver at six.pairlist.net>
> Subject: Re: [Woodcarver] Re: American Eagle Carving Pattern
>
>
> Tom,
>
> John Upton was a carver up in Maine, working in the 50's, 60's and
> into the early 80's. He wrote two books on carving, one entitled "A
> woodcarver's primer". His first book, "the Art of Woodcarving" talks
> about carving an eagle this size and larger, and I think the second
> book, titled above, also talks about them IIRC. You can find them in
> used book listings on the internet from time to time. ABEBOOKS.COM is
> one source, and there are others as well. There are no patterns
> however in the books, just the basics of carving. I met Upton once
> while in Maine, a crusty old Navy sailor and intersting guy to say the
> least.
>
> Another source is the Anthony Hillman book, Carving Decorative Eagles,
> bromDover press in soft cover. this has several patterns along your
> lines, but you would have to enlarge the pattern.
>
> Lastly, Paul White wrote Carving an American Eagle, by Schiffer
> publishing. This is likely still in print although you may need to go
> directly to Schiffer for it. He starts with aroughout, but does give
> a general pattern for the outline of the parts, the pattern fits a 50"
> x 12" blank, so it sounds like it is in your size range. Paul's book
> covers all the details of carving the eagle, however there is no flag,
> claws, arrows or other adornments in the pattern.
>
> Hope this helps you find what you need!
>
> Vic H
>
> Hello all. I am looking for a carving pattern of an American eagle
> with a wingspan of about 3' to 4' and up to 2' high. Would like one
> with his/her wings spread and ideally, holding the american shield
> with the arrows in one claw and ? in the other. Sources? Please.
> I want to do a carving and put it over my front door.
> All help appreciated. Have looked, but did not find one on Lora
> Irish's site.
> My best to all,
> Tom
> Thomas W. Horton
> Glen Mills, PA 19342
>
Bill
W.F. Judt,
46 Harvard Cres,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
S7H3R1
PH: 306-373-6649
Email: bjudt at sasktel.net
Website: http://www.wwwoodcarver.com
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