(EX) Red Tail Black Cockatoo - BBC-ASA20-NM

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SET OF 2 WING FEATHERS

Species: Red-tailed Black Cockatoo

Length (mm): 235 & 188


Authentic Aboriginal Art, hand painted by artist: Nicole McCartney.

Feathers are a natural product and some imperfections are usually present. Aboriginal Art feathers are not graded - but they always range between middle to high grade and complement the artwork.


WE CAN EXPORT THIS ITEM WORLDWIDE.


Feathers in the photo are actual, not samples.

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