Material

• Tag: Silver tinsel
• Tail: Golden pheasant saddle
• Body: Sparsely dressed. 1/3 orange-yellow, 2/3 claret, or light purple claret, mohair
• Rib: Broad silver tinsel in long spirals
• Hackle: Eagle
  
• Throat: Teal
  
• Wing: Two broad strips of silver-grey turkey

Cites list

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Original material

As written in the book:

The yellow is simply the same feather as the grey, only dyed of a bright canary yellow; indeed, I believe, in the evening, the 'yalley aigle * is the favourite, and is the more effective fly of the two. The tail, body, &c., are precisely similar to those of the gled wing; a quantity of the down or fluffy part of the golden eagle's feather - the part on and above the thigh is, I fancy, the best - is then wound on like a hackle, till the fly looks like the but end of a largish eagle's feather itself; on the shoulder is of course the invariable teal hackle; wings, two broadish strips of silver-grey turkey, the large mottled or broad striped and banded feather being selected.

Long material list

Part	Material	Type	Color
Tag		Tinsel	Silver
Tail	Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus	Feather - Saddle	Natural
Body	Other	Mohair 1/3 body, orange-yellow	Orange
	Other	Mohair 2/3 body, or light purple-claret	Claret
Rib		Tinsel Broad, long spirals	Silver
Hackle	Eagle Latin: Accipitridae Cites	Feather	Natural
Throat	Teal Latin: Anas crecca	Feather	Natural
Wing	Turkey Latin: Genus: Meleagris	Feather Silver-grey	Gray

Materials in pattern

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