The Lady Amherst by Don Williams

The Lady Amherst Recipe
Dresigner unknown, probably invented in Canada
Dressed by Don Williams
United States

Tag:
Tail:
Butt:
Body:
Ribs:
Hackle:
Throat:
Wings:

Side:
Cheeks:
Topping:
Horns:
Head:
Tag: Fine oval silver tinsel and golden yellow floss.
Tail: Golden pheasant crest and strands of teal.
Butt: Black ostrich herl.
Body: Flat silver tinsel.
Ribs: Oval silver tinsel.
Hackle: Badger.
Throat: Teal flank feather reaching to hook barb.
Wings: Two jungle cock feathers set back to back, veiled with
two Aherst tippets with square ends and the shorter ones with
round ends.
Side: Jungle cock.
Cheeks: Blue chatterer.
Topping: Golden pheasant crest feather.
Horns: Blue and yellow macaw.
Head: Black.

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