Material

• Tag: Silver twist and golden floss
• Tail: Golden pheasant topping
• Butt: Black herl
• Body: Two turns of orange floss, then black (either floss, horsehair, mohair, or sewing silk), in large flies fur is often used
• Rib: Broadish siver tinsel
• Hackle: black over three parts of the body
• Throat: Gallina - black with large white dots
• Wing: Double jungle-cock with a golden pheasant topping over. Two good-sized teal, or small black partridge feather, one on either shoulder to form a body to the wing
• Head: gold thread

Cites list

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Original material

As written in the book:

Tag, silver twist and golden floss tail, one topping; but, black herl; body, two turns of orange floss, the rest black (either floss, horsehair, mohair, or unlaid sewing silk), in large flies fur is often used; broadish silver tinsel; black hackle over three parts of the body, gallina (the dark feather with the large round spots, not the small speckled gray) on the shoulder; wing, double jungle-cock with topping over them, and two good-sized teal, or the small feather of the black partridge, one on either shoulder to form a body to the wing; head, gold thread.

Long material list

Part	Material	Type	Color
Tag		Tinsel - Twist	Silver
		Floss	Gold
Tail	Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus	Feather - Head	Natural
Butt		Herl	Black
Body		Floss Two turns	Orange
			Black
Rib		Tinsel Broad	Silver
Hackle	Chicken - Cock Latin: Gallus gallus domesticus	Feather - Neck 3/4 of body	Black
Throat	Guinea	Feather With large dots	Black
Wing	Jungle Cock Latin: Gallus sonneratii Cites	Feather - Neck Two, side-by-side	Natural
	Pheasant - Golden Latin: Chrysolophus pictus	Feather - Head	Natural
	Teal Latin: Anas crecca	Feather Or black partridge
Head		Tinsel Thread	Gold

Materials in pattern

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Pattern pictures

By: Håvard Eide - http://eide.org/