Saturday, March 19, 2011

EAGLE BEAK

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Eagle Beak
 Speech writer for Santanta
 
       Satanta, the great Kiowa warrior was known as the “Orator of the Plains”.  He had a natural gift for giving great speeches and dealing with his enemies.  Through out Kansas’ history he has been known for his oratories at Medicine Lodge and at Fort Dodge. 

       Although Santanta had a gift for delivering speeches with great style, his genius of putting words together with great power came from his little known friend, Eagle Beak.  Eagle Beak did not have the rugged good looks of Satanta, nor the skill of a warrior that was Satanta’s.  Eagle Beak was the eloquent voice of Satanta that stayed in the background of Kansas Native American lore.   

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Fellow Woodcarvers on the Woodcarving Discussion Board are discussing Eagle Beak.
After clicking on the link, scroll down to
"Cottonwood - Buffalo Warrior Two Decades Later.
http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/forum/f38/buffalo-warrior-two-decades-later-38900/
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Thursday, February 3, 2011

2011 FIRST SANTA

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FIRST SANTA IN
2011
$115.00






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WOODCARVINGS FOR SALE

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Ol' Flint of the Flint Hills
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$250.00
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This here's my friend Ol' Flint.
You kin tell by lookin' at Ol' Flint, he ain't one of thim fancy fellas.
Ol' Flint has had the same winter coat 'n hat for the past sixteen years
and whin he loozes a button 'er a fastner breaks,
he jist makes another 'n out 'n a piece of wood 'r sumthin'.
And he ain't got no hair cut since the nights started gettin' cool
An I don't know as I ever knowed him to shave.
Yissir, Ol' Flint is tough an hardened to the demands made on him.
Jest like a flint stone, and that's wher he got his name.
He's a man you can count on and jest as steady as a rock.
He's not skeered of nothin'.
Even in the early day, when you could hear hungry wolves howlin'
on a cold winter night, it didn't skeer Ol' Flint none.
Now Ol' Flint ain't quite the man he uster be,
you can tell by his wrinkles an the bags under his eyes.
But he's a good helpin' hand and a good man "to ride the river by".
A friend,
Cottonwood Perkins
~Millard Harrell~
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MORE WOODCARVINGS FOR SALE

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←Santa's
Prices listed below

Charles Krauthammer Mask - $55.00































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← Sold →













← Candles
$10.00 Each












Firecrackers →
$10.00 Each











←Tepee
$15.00













Sunflower Plaque →
Relief Carving framed
$265.00







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CHRISTMAS SANTA'S



From Left to Right

Mrs. Santa (before diet) - $60.00
Santa with the top back of Mrs. Santa's hair - $70.00
Grinning ("Toothy") Santa -
$55.00

Santa - SOLD
Winking Santa - $65.00
Front Santa with Mrs. Santa -
"Welcome Home Santa - $75.00





The back of the above Santa's

Sunday, January 16, 2011

THE PHARMACY ELF

The Pharmacy Elf
The Pharmacy Elf at the busy pharmacy counter in Graves Drug Store makes certain that everything is organized and runs smoothly. As an added bonus, he ensures that every prescription is sprinkled with "Getbetter" dust before it is put in the sack.










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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

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Poem by
Roseanna K. Volden
a friend and
District Magistrate Judge
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Hon Roseanna K Volden - Morton County

Harold, the Head Herd Handler and Woody, the Woodcarver,
are good buddies and get into lots of mischief together
when they finish their chores.

Like that Christmas far, far away.
Harold hitched the herd to the sleigh.
Santa gave a whistle
the signal to the team to fly to the sky,
like the down of a thistle.
NOTHING!!!
So he called them by name.......
on Donner, now Dancer and Prancer......
NOTHING!!!
Try as they might.....
They couldn't take flight!
With a turn of his head ---
Santa knew what there was to dread!
The team couldn't fly as they should......
Cause they were carved from wood!!!
Harold, the Head Herd Handler
and Woody, the Woodcarver
are their names
and mischief is their game!!!"

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Monday, January 10, 2011

THE LAST 4 ELVES FOR 2010 CHRISTMAS

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From left to right . . .
Woody, the Woodcarver
Harold. the Head Herd Handler
Scruffy - He is afraid of barbers
Santa's Pilot Elf







Harold, the Head Herd Handler
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Woody, the Woodcarver
are the very best of friends.

They love to be outside
with the reindeer
and look for wood to carve.
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WOODY, THE WOODCARVER

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Woody, the Woodcarver













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Friday, December 31, 2010

SANTA'S PILOT ELF

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Santa's Pilot Elf

On Christmas eve and on Christmas morning Santa still uses his sleigh, just as he has always done. However, during the other times of the year he breaks with tradition and has his pilot-elf fly him around in a Pilatus PC-12.
Santa is cool!







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Monday, December 27, 2010

SCRUFFY



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Scruffy
When Scruffy was just a little elfling, he had a bad experience in getting his first hair cut.
Scruffy does not remember the experience exactly, but it was enough to set him on a apath that avoided barbers at all costs.
When the barber elf comes to his work shop, Scruffy hides and he cuts his own hair.

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Thursday, December 23, 2010

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

CHRISTMAS ELVES - #36 through #41

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4 more Elves to carve and the 45 Christmas Elves will be completed!

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Monday, December 20, 2010

THE BARBER ELF

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The Barber Elf
The Barber Elf makes work shop calls to cut the elves hair and beards.
The elves are usually so busy that they do not have time to go to visit him, so he just goes to them making stops at the various Toy Work Shops.









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Friday, December 17, 2010

PHIL (PHILATELIST) THE STAMP COLLECTOR

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Phil (Philatelist) the Stamp Collector
Phil is a stamp collector and what better place to work than at Santa's Workshop.
He is in charge of all the letters that come to Santa from all over the world.
Phil organizes the letters and puts them in order for the Christmas Eve trip.
Every stamp is a treasure to Phil.






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