Kevin there is a good bit of variability within the L.p.knoblochi

There are three "types" as described by Steve Osborne I believe, and if you can get his price list or one of his posters, it would help you better than I can describe here, I'm sure.

Definitely there's a type that looks more like a L.p.pyromelana with less of the busy "beadwork" pattern.

:Mark
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• Question for Knob Experts - KevinM, Tue Dec 29 15:37:47 2009
• RE: Question for Knob Experts - Jlassiter, Tue Dec 29 16:15:18 2009
• RE: ?????? - CrimsonKing, Tue Dec 29 18:52:01 2009
• LOL.... - Jlassiter, Tue Dec 29 19:39:21 2009
• RE: Question for Knob Experts - CrimsonKing, Tue Dec 29 18:58:27 2009
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• Photo of knob in question - KMAT, Tue Dec 29 21:28:16 2009
• ...not a knoblochi..... - JKruse, Tue Dec 29 21:35:40 2009
• Here is the other half of the pair - KMAT, Tue Dec 29 21:36:43 2009
• weird... - JKruse, Tue Dec 29 21:43:15 2009
• RE: Here is the other half of the pair - Jlassiter, Tue Dec 29 21:43:39 2009
• As I suspected - KMAT, Tue Dec 29 21:54:54 2009
• RE: Photo of knob in question - Jlassiter, Tue Dec 29 21:42:36 2009
• RE: Photo of knob in question - CrimsonKing, Wed Dec 30 06:58:18 2009
• RE: Question for Knob Experts - Rich G.cascabel, Wed Dec 30 09:43:31 2009
• Great Info..... - Jlassiter, Wed Dec 30 10:16:21 2009
• RE: Question for Knob Experts - KMAT, Wed Dec 30 12:43:16 2009