Wood ID help on a Mohawk

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I just found this old Mohawk from CL this morning, swung by to check it out and found it to be completely straight, which is apparently a rare case for this brand. I'm thinking its rosewood on rosewood, with Purple Heart trim rings and section of the bit sleeve. I can take better pics shortly if need be.

Thanks Patrick


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You'll find out more info in the search function, but they where apparently the company Falcon turned into. Sold through a gentleman in New Jersey back in the late 80's, early 90's.
 
Pau Ferro nose, rosewood points? Short sleeve of Purple Heart?

There is some chatoyance in the points and butt sleeve.
 
I'm thinking Pau Ferro points into goncalo alves and that's my final answer.
 
Looks Pau Ferro , but can't tell for sure.
The finish separation on the black rings are interesting to me.
I wonder if they are vulcanized paper or real phenolics.
I am guessing vulcanized paper and are pretty thick.
 
Looks Pau Ferro , but can't tell for sure.
The finish separation on the black rings are interesting to me.
I wonder if they are vulcanized paper or real phenolics.
I am guessing vulcanized paper and are pretty thick.

I was wondering about those rings too. I'm looking for my 45x magnifier to get a better idea. I'll post pics when I find it. Do SW's use ebony on theirs or a phenolic?
 
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