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Small wands (close up)

Here is a close up of my shorter wands. These are the 10"-12" wands. Sorry for the poor quality of the pic. The third to the left, you may notice, has a funny color. That wand has some bug holes in it and so I put wood filling into it... to cover up the patch I dyed it and it came out with sort of an antiqued finish that I like. The one on the far right is also died. I need to put another coat of dye on it to cover all the wood.
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